Blackbaud Strengthening Efforts to Support "Citizen Developers"
Blackbaud (NASDAQ: BLKB) is intensifying its commitment to empower nonprofit organizations by enhancing low-code development skills, aimed at democratizing the social impact software sector. The company supports clients like Preble Street, a Maine-based nonprofit, with its Raiser's Edge NXT solution, which facilitates automation and efficiency, significantly reducing administrative burdens. Notably, Preble Street reported automation of over 20 processes, saving 10 hours per week. Blackbaud is expanding training programs and resources, including a series of workshops and webinars, to foster a community of low-code developers within the nonprofit sector.
- Preble Street reported automation of over 20 processes using Blackbaud's low-code tools, enhancing operational efficiency.
- The organization saved 10 hours per week on administrative tasks, enabling better focus on its mission.
- Blackbaud is expanding training programs for low-code developers, increasing accessibility of software tools.
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"We fuel social impact by unleashing efficiency in the business offices of nonprofits. Our core solutions like Blackbaud Raiser's Edge NXT® offer essential tools for digital transformation to help organizations work more effectively. You add to this the flexibility to adapt these tools to their own hyper-specific needs, and the benefits reverberate across communities," said
Blackbaud customer
Holt, one of the earliest adopters of low-code technology, explains: "More than 20 of our processes are now automated, which has improved our ability to manage volume and taken away the administrative burden on staff. Our staff are now able to focus on what's most important to accomplishing our mission and advocating for solutions to homelessness, poverty, and hunger."
With the low-code tools Holt has built to connect core systems and processes for
Blackbaud customers can easily access templates and tutorials to create similar automations through Blackbaud's free Microsoft Power Platform resource library and the peer driven
Blackbaud is now expanding its accelerator and training programming to reach more nonprofit employees like Holt. Upcoming programming includes:
- A Power Platform webinar series to help educate our next wave of Microsoft Power Platform users, featuring users like Holt.
- Microsoft Power Platform Regional In-Person Workshops hosted by
Blackbaud and Microsoft. The first workshop will take place inArlington, VA onApril 6 and the second inChicago onMay 16 . - bbdevdays, a virtual conference that brings together a community of pro-code and low-code developers, including three days of learning, code sharing and networking, complete with Blackbaud product announcements, product expert sessions, trainings, skills labs and more.
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Blackbaud (NASDAQ: BLKB) is the leading software provider exclusively dedicated to powering social impact. Serving the nonprofit and education sectors, companies committed to social responsibility, and individual change makers, Blackbaud's essential software is built to accelerate impact in fundraising, nonprofit financial management, digital giving, grantmaking, corporate social responsibility and education management. With millions of users and
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