For the past several years, the philanthropic world has tested strategies to create programs that don’t rely solely on…

  In May, I was lucky enough to spend a few days with community foundations at the annual GuideStar DonorEdge Learning…

  “Who is funding whom, to do what?” Kelly Born of Hewlett Foundation asks this question in a recent blog…

  A few weeks ago Andrew Means wrote a provocative piece about the ‘Death of Evaluation’ here on Markets for…

  To most of us, when we think better data, we think better quality programs supported with better quality fundraising….

  A revolution in technology is happening and it’s changing everything we do; never before has so much data been…

  There are hundreds of millions of internet and mobile phone users. Few outside of China can imagine the huge…

In The Death of Evaluation, Andrew Means writes an obituary for “traditional, social science driven program evaluation.” His second post, The Role…

“With millions of Petabytes of structured and unstructured data being created each year, the volume will only continue to grow…

Last week I published The Death of Program Evaluation, highlighting my firm belief that evaluation as it is today needs…