A new report by Paul Secular from do-it.org.uk and Dr Simon Davey of preponderate.net  on IT infrastructure in the Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS) has been published.

The authors believe IT infrastructure to be one of the most important issues facing the sector and they hope that the report will contribute to a better understanding of where organisations currently stand, and  where they are going in the next few years.

The report is based on the results of an online survey conducted between 11 October 2005 and 31 December 2005. This survey was aimed at staff working within, or on behalf of, a VCS organisation and respondents were sourced through email and a via a number of popular VCS mailing lists.

Download report: IT infrastructure in the Voluntary and Community Sector (PDF document, 412kb)

The results of this research will be informing the development of the new version of the volunteering and contact management software V-Base that is used by many organisations to upload volunteering opportunities to do-it.org.uk.

For more information on V-Base - or to register an interest - visit www.v-base.org

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