Case & Client Management

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Case & Client Management

What is Case Management Software?

A definition for Australian service providers: Unfortunately, the phrase “case management software” now means two completely different things, and the gap between them is costing not-for-profits dearly. To a community, health or public sector provider, it is the system that runs service delivery across the whole client journey, from intake to exit. It manages initial […]

Martin Scicluna
AI for Nonprofits Case & Client Management

AI use in Nonprofit Client Management: The Promise vs. The Reality

There is no shortage of enthusiasm around artificial intelligence and what it might mean for the nonprofit (NGO) sector. The promise of AI for nonprofits is genuinely compelling; technology that can transcribe case notes, draft service plans, triage incoming referrals, and stretch every dollar of a constrained budget a little further. For an NFP navigating […]

Martin Scicluna
Case & Client Management Nonprofit (NGO)

Why choosing systems like Salesforce or Microsoft for your Nonprofit Client and Case Management System (CCMS) can be riskier than you think

As someone working in the nonprofit sector, you might have heard the term “CRM” thrown around often. Perhaps you’ve even found yourself saying, “We need a CRM for our organisation.” But what you really need might not be a CRM at all. Instead, you likely require a Client and Case Management System (CCMS). For a […]

Martin Scicluna
Case & Client Management Digital Transformation

Selecting the Right Information System for Your Nonprofit: A Comprehensive Guide

In the realm of nonprofits, the choice of an Information System (IS) is pivotal. It can significantly impact your organisation’s efficiency, service quality, and overall effectiveness. While the process of transitioning to new information systems may seem daunting, it’s essential to get it right. Many nonprofits invest over a year in selecting and fully implementing […]

Martin Scicluna