How effective are Charity IT Programmes?
New research conducted by CTT, Lasa, IT4C, WCIT and Adapta Consulting.
CTT teamed up with fellow technology charities Lasa, IT4Communities, and the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists, as well as third sector advisors, Adapta Consulting, for the first time, to conduct research into the effectiveness of charities’ IT programmes.
The results, released today, show that cost is still a barrier for charities in adopting IT. Notably the research showed that 67% of organisations surveyed employed no IT staff.
This is the first time that the five organisations have collaborated to this level and the project marks the start of what we hope will be a fruitful relationship between our organisations!
To see the report in full, please click the link on the right.
About CTT
CTT is an impartial, non-profit organisation which provides the third sector with information technology and support services including hardware, software and e-mail marketing and on-line payments systems. Nearly 6,000 charities have already benefitted from technology donations of hardware and software and in 2010 alone CTT's payments program (CP Terminal) processed 500,000 donations with a transaction value of £25 million. Formed in 2001, CTT is the only UK registered charity devoted to improving the operational efficiency of charities through the use of information technology.
Website: www.ctt.org
Twitter: @Charity_Tech
