OpenSourcery

Fresh off our Drupal for Nonprofit Decision-makers series with NTEN (the Nonprofit Technology Network), we're proud to announce that OpenSourcery is a Gold Sponsor of the upcoming Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC) in San Francisco.

The NTC is NTEN's annual technology conference. It brings together over 1,000 nonprofit staff and providers who will attend breakout sessions, participate in workshops, and generally network to their hearts' content. We're huge fans (and members) of NTEN, so it goes without saying that we look forward to participating in the 2009 NTC.

The conference takes place in San Francisco from April 26-28. It's the place to be for nonprofit staff and managers, especially with sessions like these. We're particularly fond of their easy-to-understand schedule and track tags. So visit the site and register today.

This is a reminder, Opensourcery recently completed a four-part web-based training seminar on Drupal.  If you've come to our site, there's a good chance Drupal is something you'd like to know more about, both how it works and how to get setup and going.

These seminars were done in partnership with NTEN (http://www.nten.org) who recorded them for you to view at a later date.  Here's where to find them:

Drupal 101: Getting Started
Drupal Modules: Community Building
Drupal Modules: Fundraising and eCommerce
Practical Application: How to fund and implement your CMS

Enjoy!

OpenSourcery has long respected how our friends at NTEN -- the Nonprofit Technology Network -- help good organizations improve their understanding and use of technology, so you can understand why we're ecstatic to collaborate with them. Our first collective effort will help managers, CEOs, and community organizers get the most from Drupal. In what we hope becomes a long-standing effort, our developers will work with NTEN members to unwrap the many joys of open source applications.

Instead of repeating the webinar details here, I encourage readers to visit the event page on NTEN's website and let us know what you think. You can also learn the benefits of becoming a member of NTEN here.

OpenSourcery thanks Anna, Holly, and the rest of the NTEN team for making this webinar a reality. We look forward to working together.

Thank you for reading.