Articles and insights on digital governance, technology strategy, and data management for UK charities.
You know your charity's technology needs attention. But getting board approval means speaking their language — risk, compliance, and value for money. Here's how to frame the conversation.
Many charities assume that having an IT support contract means their technology is being looked after. But there's a significant gap between keeping the lights on and understanding whether your technology is actually serving your organisation well.
Most charities know GDPR applies to them. Far fewer have the policies, processes, and documentation to demonstrate compliance. Here are the gaps I see most often — and what to do about them.
The Charity Digital Code of Practice is the sector's benchmark for how charities should handle technology and data. But most small charities have never heard of it — and those that have aren't sure what to do with it. Here's a plain-English guide.
Most charities don't have a dramatic IT failure. Instead, they experience a slow accumulation of workarounds, frustrations, and risks that nobody quite has time to address. Here are five signs it might be time for a proper review.
Most charities know their technology isn’t working as well as it should. But knowing something feels wrong and understanding exactly what to fix are very different things. A Digital Governance Review bridges that gap.