article thumbnail

Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud versus NPSP (Nonprofit Success Pack): Which one is right for your organization?

Xebia

Salesforce is a cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) platform that helps businesses and nonprofits manage their operations like sales, fundraising, marketing, and customer and donor service activities. NPSP may therefore require a bit more technical expertise.

Nonprofit 130
article thumbnail

SDLC Deployment Phase – A Step by Step Guide

Openxcell

The process of obtaining technical support, including phone numbers and contact numbers. It consists of Development (sustaining, strategic and advanced), Quality Assurance, Operations (Release Engineering, OCC, Database Administration, Network, Unix, and Operations Engineering), Program Management, and Systems Engineering.

SDLC 52
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Salesforce certification guide: Roles, paths, exams, cost, training, requirements

CIO

Benefits of Salesforce certifications Salesforce jobs range from the technical (architects, developers, implementation experts) to those related to marketing and sales. Following is an up-to-date guide on certifications that Salesforce offers to help you earn a competitive edge leading to new opportunities.

Training 156
article thumbnail

Sodality | Innovative App for Nonprofits by OTS Solutions

OTS Solutions

This support will come from the Sodality app, newly released by OTS Solutions. While OTS Solutions has other apps on the market. Sodality may be a membership management app for nonprofit organizations, but it has all the power you would expect from a company of OTS Solutions caliber. Free demonstrations are available now.

article thumbnail

Learning Management System – A Complete Guide

Openxcell

It stands for Learning Management System. Learning: Because it lets you deliver training courses and programs. Management: Because it lets you organize the courses. LMS has two parts: An Admin Interface where the training manager performs the core and back-office tasks to organize the company’s learning programs.