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Craig Grella, ORGSPRING Cloud Computing For Nonprofits

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In this presentation, we discuss Cloud Computing and how nonprofits can use it to become more efficient, to secure their documents, and to collaborate with partners online.

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Craig Grella, ORGSPRING

Cloud ComputingFor Nonprofits

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TODAY’S AGENDA

What is the “Cloud?”

Benefits to You Costs of Using the cloud

Options Question & Answer

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Team OrgSpring

Team of techies, designers, developers, copywriters, grant writers, interns, and 1miniature dachshund. Oh, did we mention that we’re a nonprofit too!

Our Team WebsitesWebsite design and development for Nonprofits.

Tech SupportSupport and maintenance for nonprofit websites.

Online FundraisingGrant writing and virtual director of development.

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What is “the Cloud?”

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ELEMENTS of a traditional Network

SERVICE DESKIT STAff

End user?Employee

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Who Said That, Anyway?

Cloud Computing describes a new paradigm in which

people are increasingly accessing software, computer

power, and files over the Web instead of on their

desktops.

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1. Storage

2. Retrieval

Traditional Network Uses

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1. High cost of entry

2. Higher overhead

3. Inaccessible

traditional Network Issues

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“”

Marc BenioffCEO-Salesforce.com

The cloud services companies of all sizes…The cloud is for everyone. The cloud is a democracy.

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The Cloud is for…Storage & Retrieval

‣ Sharing

‣ Collaboration

‣ Security

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1. Efficiencies of Scale

2. Super Low overhead

3. secure & Accessible

4. Blazing Fast

Life in the Cloud

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Security in the Cloud

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/Press/2013/Jun13/06-11CloudStudyPR.aspx

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25%

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94%

38%

25%

6%

Privacy

Reliability

Security

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Do More with less

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Development

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/Press/2013/Jun13/06-11CloudStudyPR.aspx

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The Cloud is here…

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…And here

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Remember these things?

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Don’t worry about this anymore

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What Are my options?

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Google Drive iCloud Amazon s3 SkyDrive Dropbox

Free Space 5 gb 5 gb 5 gb 7 gb 2 gb

Max Space 16 tb 55 gb ??? 107 gb 10 tb

Price Per Year $60 / 100gb $100 / 55gb $30 / 100gb $50 / 107gb $99 / 100gb

Price per GB $0.60 $1.82 $0.30 $0.47 $1.82

Access Mac, Windows, Chrome OS, Android, iOS Mac, Windows, iOS Mac, Windows, Android,

iOSOS X, Windows, iOS,

Windows Phone

Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Windows,

Blackberry, Android

Other Considerations

Mail, Docs, Contacts, Tasks, Calendars,

Advertising, Collaboration, and

more

Mail, contacts, calendar, Word Processing,

ProprietaryOpen Drive

Mail, Docs, Contacts, Proj. Mgmt, Tasks,

Calendars, Advertising, and more

Open Drive

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Which is best for me?

#1

Sizematters

#2

Platform

#3

MobileAccess

#4

Do You Need Collaboration?

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Let’s be practical

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a real world example...

‣ Volunteers do intake on iPad

‣ Data immediately accessible to staff attorneys in CRM

‣ Attorneys complete legal templates, and assign follow up tasks to case workers

‣ Pull up case info and client info on mobile phones

‣ Case history is tagged and searchable

‣ Legal documents are completed and filed online

‣ All done with:• NO OFFICE• 1 WEBSITE• 1 CRM

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And another...

‣ OrgSpring was hired to handle fundraising for a small np in CA

‣ Potential grants were placed on a Google Spreadsheet and shared with client

‣ Client added information about relationships to the list, took off names, added others

‣ Used Google Docs to collaborate in real time on grant writing

‣ Wrote an entire grant in the course of a weekend

‣ Awarded $20,000

‣ Start to finish less than 2 months timeline

‣ Total cost: $2,000

‣ Hours Invested: 60

‣ Analytics: • 900% ROI• $300 / hr invested

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orgspring.com/cloud

‣ 15 Free Tech Resources for Nonprofits

‣ Copy of this Presentation

‣ Q&A Sheets from Attendee submitted questions

‣ Access to OrgSpring’s Tech Tips and Tutorials

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Question & Answer

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OUR COMPETENCES

Websites Support fundraising

Maintenance and Training, tutorials and support

Design and Development Grant writing, online donations, donor tracking

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Craig GrellaExecutive Director

Joi RogersDesign and Development

Megan hill, SeattleGrant Writing and Development

Brian adams, los angelesAdvocacy and Fundraising

Sarah MachinakWriter

Michael FlickingerWriter

The OrgSpring Team @orgspring

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HOW TO CONTACT OrgSpringDon’t hesitate to contact with me. I will be happy to answer your questions.

TWITTER: @orgspring

FACEBOOK.com/orgspringorg

THANK YOU

EMAIL: [email protected]