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  • Four Reasons to Consider Managed Services for Your Organization 

    You can save money by hiring outside firms to handle your organization’s accounts payable, benefits administration, and even IT support and network management. But that’s not why you should do it.  Partner with a managed services provider (MSP) to increase your technology capabilities in these four ways: 1. Let staff focus on moving your organization…

  • National Association for the Education of Young Children

    National Association for the Education of Young Children CLIENT: National Association for the Education of Young Children SERVICES: Managed ServicesFractional CIO The Challenge Since 2007, DelCor has supported the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) with a variety of services, including technology planning, system selections, project management support, and network support.   When NAEYC’s internal IT Director left to pursue another opportunity,…

  • ISPOR—The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research

    ISPOR—The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research CLIENT: ISPOR—The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research SERVICES: The 501c IT Maturity Model™ Fractional CIO The Challenge ISPOR – The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research, contracted DelCor to assess their IT environment. Using our ITMM framework, DelCor evaluated the organization’s IT maturity…

  • American College of Sports Medicine

    American College of Sports Medicine CLIENT: American College of Sports Medicine SERVICES: Fractional CIOManaged ServicesSystem Selection The Challenge The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) contacted DelCor looking for outsourced technology support to improve the state of their technology. The organization did not have any dedicated IT staff and hadn’t developed a strategic roadmap, which…

  • American Geophysical Union

    American Geophysical Union CLIENT: American Geophysical Union SERVICES: Fractional CIOSystem SelectionProject Management The Challenge After the sudden departure of their IT leader, the American Geophysical Union (AGU) contracted DelCor to aid them in finding a suitable replacement and assign a consultant to provide Chief Information Officer (CIO) support during the interim. At the time, AGU…

  • Does Your MSP Really Provide CIO Services?

    In the association space, it’s common for organizations to face a complicated set of IT challenges—a tight budget, a small staff, unique business processes that often require multiple systems, and an ever-evolving set of technologies. As a technology consulting firm specializing in the association and nonprofit space, DelCor has a lot of experience working with…

  • Technology Decisions and The Board, Do They Mix?

    In this week’s episode, Dave is joined by Hardy Smith, author of “Stop the Nonprofit Board Blame Game: How to Break the Cycle of Frustrating Relationships and Benefit from Fully Engaged Boards.” They discuss the intersection of board governance and IT supporting your mission.

  • ASIS International

    ASIS International CLIENT: ASIS International SERVICES: Managed ServicesFractional CIO Cybersecurity The Challenge ASIS International (ASIS), a midsized professional association, contracted DelCor for a Chief Information Officer (CIO) engagement to stabilize the organization’s information technology (IT) environment. The technology used to support staff and members was outdated, and they had customized their association management system (AMS)…

  • What To Expect, and How to Support the New CIO (or the one you have!)

    Dave talks to association CIO extraordinaire, Yumi Belanga, CEA about her experience being the new CIO at APTA. What did she do during her first year and what did she need from the APTA team? Also, celebrating AANHPI Heritage Month, how does her cultural background influence her approach and success?

  • IT Maturity: Lessons Learned Over the Last 15 Years

    Over 15 years ago, we developed The 501(c) IT Maturity Model™ (ITMM) to help associations and nonprofit organizations align their IT with their business goals by measuring the effectiveness of the four primary functions of IT: management, data, digital, and infrastructure. The framework is based on over 30 years of experience and hundreds of enduring engagements with nonprofits…