Looking for a new database and need advice on how to go about it?

ASI Europe's Software Selection Seminars offer valuable advice from leading CRM consultants on all the things you need to consider when looking for a new database to manage your donors, members, website, e-marketing, or other enterprise-wide operational needs.

The sessions are strictly educational only and not sales-orientated. To make an informed decision you need to weigh a variety of factors like functionality, technology, ability to execute, support, pricing, and more.

Consider this: Research indicates that an organisation is making an 8-10 year commitment when they choose an enterprise-wide software solution, so it is important to gain as much knowledge as you can before you move forward. So we know you won't regret taking the time to attend the seminar-

Please register by clicking here. (This will take you to the ASI Europe website)

Or if you prefer to book over the phone, please just call us on 08705 887700 extension 5409.

ASI Europe Seminars

With the company's experience of the not-for-profit sector since 1991, our staff have gained a wealth of experience and knowledge of the issues that face today's charities and associations and are well placed to share this advice.

ASI Europe runs two series of Third Wednesday Seminars.

For organisations not yet using either Progress or iMIS, ASI Europe runs a series called Software Selection Seminars. These are impartial presentations on how to go about selecting suppliers of software solutions, whether to involve consultants, and how to move forward. These are NOT sales sessions, and do not include software demonstrations.

The other series (afternoon sessions) is for its Progress users, mainly to demonstrate how CRM functionality plays an essential role in fundraising, but also covers a wide range of topics including Accounts integration, Task Centre, Gift Aid, BACS, Data Protection, and more. Subject to demand, we also deliver the topics requested by the users themselves.

Looking for a new database and need advice on how to go about it?

ASI Europe Seminars

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