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Charities across the UK are under pressure. Funding has tightened, operational costs and national insurance contributions have increased, and service demand has grown. Many organisations are looking to technology…
Most charities are under pressure to do more with less. Trustees, donors, and regulators demand clear reporting and financial transparency, yet many finance teams are still dealing with outdated…
Charities across the UK are facing a difficult balancing act with rising demand for services, tighter budgets, and stretched teams. At this year’s Charity Digital Summit, sector leaders and…
UK manufacturers are facing a critical challenge: labour shortages that show no signs of easing. Economic uncertainties, rising costs, and geopolitical instability have amplified the pressure, making it harder…
For many years, Excel has been a common fixture in back-office processes in care homes, social care charities, and home care services across the UK. It’s easy to use,…
In recent years, the system landscape for charities and not-for-profits (NFPs) has transformed significantly. Historically, organisations in this sector have faced unique challenges in selecting and implementing technology due…
UK charities are navigating a complex and challenging landscape as they face escalating operational costs. Increased employer National Insurance contributions, rising minimum wage thresholds, surging energy prices, and inflationary…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer reserved for just tech giants and profit-driven businesses. Increasingly, charities and not-for-profits (NFPs) are turning to AI to help maximise their social mission…
We’re excited to be kicking off a new project with a leading social care developer and provider, Turning Point Scotland. Turning Point Scotland is at the forefront of evidence-based service…
The COVID-19 pandemic forced a seismic shift towards digitalisation across various sectors, including not-for-profit, health, and social care organisations. While we may be past “the new normal” and operating somewhat…