Practical IT insights for nonprofit leaders. Guides on cybersecurity, AI, managed IT, fundraising technology, and strategic planning to help your organization get more from its technology investment.
TL;DR: Scottship Solutions breaks down what nonprofits actually pay for fractional CIO services: monthly retainers run $2,000–$8,000/month, hourly work runs $150–$300/hour, and defined projects run $5,000–$25,000. The right model depends on your size, IT complexity, and how much ongoing strategic leadership you need. This post covers the three pricing structures,
Microsoft is directing engineers across Windows, Microsoft 365, Teams, and Surface to use Claude Code while selling Copilot to nonprofits. Here is the nonprofit AI governance lesson, plus a five-step audit-first framework that fits any organization.
Fractional CIO, full-time CIO, or in-house IT? Decision guide with costs, decision tree by org size, hybrid models, and when to switch.
Learn what a fractional CIO does, what it costs, and whether your nonprofit needs one. Compare vCIO, fractional, and full-time CIO models.
Compare nonprofit IT consulting vs in-house IT support with real cost data, pros and cons, and guidance on finding the right IT model for your organization.
From Scottship Solutions: Are you overwhelmed by the administrative burdens of running a nonprofit? In 2025, organizations that embrace automation are seeing up to a 40% increase in efficiency, allowing them to focus more on their mission. This article will unveil the top 10 nonprofit automation solutions that can transform
From Scottship Solutions: Nonprofit customer service directly impacts your mission’s success. This article provides strategies to improve interactions with donors, recipients, and volunteers, ensuring your community feels valued and engaged. Key Takeaways Understanding the unique needs of donors, service recipients, and volunteers is crucial for enhancing customer satisfaction in nonprofits.
TL;DR: Scottship Solutions breaks down A fractional CIO gives your nonprofit executive-level technology leadership at a fraction of the cost of a full-time hire. They align your tech strategy with your mission, strengthen cybersecurity, and help you stop wasting money on tools that do not work together. Most nonprofits pay
