David Marsh

We all have workloads we’re not proud of: they’re old, often brittle, but they keep the mission running. Nonprofits have limited time and resources, so how do you even begin to upgrade or replace a legacy workload?

Nonprofits operate under budgetary and resource constraints that significantly hamper their ability to fulfill their mission. One such hurdle is aligning IT infrastructure with strategic goals and operational needs.

Strong security practices are critical for protecting data, ensuring business continuity, and maintaining user trust, but they’re often seen as barriers to innovation.

Builders often have to build web applications quickly to reach donors, members, and communities. Higher speeds of development can sometimes lead to security issues for these web applications.