Understanding long-term and hidden costs in software deals
This paper provides guidelines to boards of directors and software purchase
decision makers on what to expect to pay for a new software system at initial
purchase and more importantly, over time. This paper helps software purchasers
become aware of possible hidden or long-term costs to look for during vendor/product
review prior to purchase.
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Avoiding a One-Size-Fits-All Approach
One of the primary investments for any development program is fundraising
software. This includes not only the initial purchase price, but also the
ongoing costs of necessary maintenance and support to use the software year
to year. Read about the three primary areas where software packages often
do not fit the organizations that have invested in them.
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Determining the real value of nonprofit fundraising software.
Nonprofits can find it difficult to justify large expenditures, even where
there is a substantial need. One way to help demonstrate the value of such
an expenditure is to examine the system’s potential return on investment
(ROI). Learn how long will a given system take for your organization to regain
the initial outlay and then create new revenue.
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