Overview
As digital transformation accelerates, the volume of available data continues to grow. As a result, there are now a number of important issues for nonprofit organizations to consider, from data utilization and management to data protection and security. Good data hygiene is key to data maturity in the nonprofit sector.
Working to achieve good data hygiene is a key step toward deriving insights, making responsible decisions, and being capable data stewards. This resource has identified four considerations and six steps for nonprofits to make data hygiene achievable.
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