Here in the UK we're busying ourselves with organising our second CiviCRM conference, at Westminster Hub on the 19th September. You can read lots more about it here - http://london2012.civicrm.org, and book early to benefit from the Early bird discounts now available!
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I've been working in cooperation with two other providers of tech services in the Yorkshire region of the UK over the last few months to establish a programme whereby we can build some awareness among third sector organisations in our part of the world about the potential of CRM as a concept and the existence of CiviCRM as an affordable means of implementing a CRM strategy in their organisations.
Hi, there. I have an exciting news to you guys that we will introduce netiCRM - CiviCRM as SaaS (Software as a Service) for NGO/NPO reproduced by NETivism - in DrupalCamp Taiwan on July 7.
[F]orget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair. --Kahlil Gibran
The PROGRESSIVE TECHNOLOGY PROJECT (PTP) is seeking a Data Specialist to join our PowerBase team. PowerBase is a customized, hosted version of the open source platform, CiviCRM, developed by PTP specifically for groups doing community organizing.
After discussion with core team members, mainly Dave Greenberg, there has been some discussion in the past about how to use the primary_contact_id field within organization contact type. I would like to revisit this after having about a year's time with CiviCRM and putting it into production use. Please chime in with any thoughts or other use cases that you see this field being used for.
Despite torrential rains yesterday, New York City's first CiviCRM Co-Working day was a hit. A diverse group of people representing workers unions, religious organizations, Occupy Wall Street, The Drupal Association and more gathered to work together. The morning started out withOUT coffee and donuts (we can blame the rain) yet everyone buckled down to work with Dave and Lobo standing by on IRC to answer any questions.
rayogram is hosting CiviCRM co-working Monday, May 21st, 2012 from 10-5pm.
We hope this will be a great opportunity for new and experienced developers, consultants and organizations to work side-by-side and mentor one another. We will include a case study presentation over lunch.
