CoreTech Foundation empowers organizations with hardware, software, and knowledge modules. When an organization or a business begins to address software needs, they may begin to look for an Office software suite, the kind of productivity software that has been serving businesses since the advent of the personal computer thirty years ago.
We've come a long way.
This move is understandable, but this does not address the omnipresent proliferation of Web 2.0 and 3rd Platform Systems.
As Moore’s Law is generally understood, computing power will double every year while the related expenses drop inversely. This was a description of hardware, but the same has proven true for software. With the exponential growth of accessibility, cloud systems, and the increasing ease of software development-- the programs which enhance and support businesses, organizations, and individuals can no longer be found by simply buying a bundle from a single vendor.
With billions of users and the horde of millions of programs (apps), the personal management and integration of coherent workflow processes are often a struggle for “Digital Natives” and developers (this is the irony of options and advancement.) Knowing the individual’s struggle, one can appreciate why the struggle is a more significant hurdle for organizations striving to coordinate their colleagues and supporters within this exponentially expanding and ever-more complex ecosystem.
One could compare this to a hockey game where the players have an unlimited selection of tools and weapons to choose from each time they visit the bench. How do you ensure that all of the players don’t harm each other?
Moreover: how do you ensure that all of the players choose tools which compliment rather than impede progress? This is workflow integration in a nutshell. Through the use of CORE, CoreTech addresses these software issues for the organizations they assist.
Establishing a workflow framework enables organizations and individuals to end their flailing uncoordinated adoption of tools (and unintentionally weaponizing them) so that they may focus on the objectives with more intentional and metered perspective.
With systems in place for organization software, another tier of cooperation and metadata insights become possible. Having scheduling, notifications, data input, cataloging, developing, resourcing and the other components of an organization streamlined, CoreTech can then help with the data processing which provides the analytics which allow organizers to observe their critical data developments in real time.
How could this help a cause that you care about?
What kind of software coordination do you think would pull your favorite organization out of a rut?
What kind of analytics would you suggest be used to measure and improve a movement for social good?
Whatever you’re thinking, feel free to share that on the Apps For Humanity Comments section, and get your idea ready to submit by January 15th, 2016!
