How non-profits, large and small, can use data to increase their impact GlobeBusiness
For many non-profit organizations, the important work of figuring out how to help can't take place until they understand who they need to help. And that's not always easy.
ABC is moving to develop coursework aimed at helping single mothers develop the literacy skills they need to support themselves and their families. The insights ABC was able to glean from its data and analytics work are having a profound effect on the impact they can have on the community they serve.
While learning how to use of data and analytics might seem overwhelming, there's good news: it's never too late to learn. And you don't even need to become a data scientist to understand how data and analytics can affect your job, and even your personal life. We also encourage executives at organizations looking to get deeper into data and analytics to be the agents of change within their companies. These kinds of transitions rarely happen organically, so leaders need to force that change to happen and show that they're open to making changes in order to inspire others.
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