After Launch: Getting Software Used and Keeping It Useful
Launch is when software starts proving itself. Here's how to get people using it, and keep it useful as your organization changes.
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After Launch
Launch Is the Halfway Point: What Happens After Your Software Goes Live
Launch is the first real test, not the finish line. Here's what happens after your software goes live, who owns it, and what to decide before launch day.
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After Launch
Why New Software Goes Unused, and How to Get Your Staff to Actually Use It
Why new software goes unused: staff work around tools that make their jobs harder. Learn how to find the cause and fix it, even if it isn’t new software.
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How 4MyCiTy Went From Manual Check-ins to Real-Time Reports
Nonprofit mobile app case study: how 4MyCiTy went from manual check-ins and spreadsheets to real-time reports, and why we kept going back to the field.
Planning a Software Project
What Product Really Means (Plain English)
What we mean by ‘product’ — and why thinking in products, not projects, helps nonprofits and growing teams build better software.