NUCLEUS ANALYTICS BLOG

Yesterday Brandon Leuschen, a Gravitate Solutions Business Development Representative, delivered a webinar called, "Nucleus Analytics: How It Can Help Your Organization Succeed." 

Q1 of 2019 is coming to an end and it's a natural time to think about meeting those lofty 2019 goals. 

Carefully curated from some of the most thorough global research into the Data Explosion megatrend, these 5 trends directly impact those of us dedicated to the member industry:

I just attended my first conference as a member of the Gravitate team – the .orgCommunity Innovation Summit in Chicago.  

I’ve known Sherry and Kevin at .orgSource for more than 20 years and it’s fantastic to see what they have built.

Data is one of the hottest topics in business today, and the way it impacts business function is only getting started. Organizations are scrambling to glean insights from what data they have, while preparing for the exponential growth that will impact every facet of operations. Knowing these five trends will keep you ahead of the curve in 2019:

Those of you who attended the ASAE Technology conference may have heard Theresa Payton's keynote address, which mentioned Quantum Computing. I've been following the evolution of Quantum Computing for several years and believe in its transformative potential, so I’m excited to see it discussed in the association community! 

Nucleus clients have surfaced key analytics they want to share with the broader community, whether it be on their public-facing web site, or for their members. The Nucleus product team identified this use case early on, and has responded to client’s needs by developing new features and functionality to support them.

We are firm believers that democratizing data leads to better organizational effectiveness. But occasionally, a need arises where you must provide specific views into your data. With our new role-based access feature, you can now personalize your users’ Nucleus experience.

Our Nucleus product team has been working hard to optimize the insights you can gain about your donations and donors to help you to better analyze, anticipate, and improve your organization’s fundraising efforts.

Data analytics platforms often boast the same generic capabilities: all of them are easy to use, the visualizations are both beautiful and actionable, and you'll glean insights that you couldn't have found elsewhere. Unless you have deep knowledge or selection experience, it’s easy to take bold claims at face value. So how can you – without being a data expert – accurately compare platform against platform?