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Future trends: Predictions for charity IT in 2012

Future trends: Predictions for charity IT in 2012
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Future trends: Predictions for charity IT in 2012

IT | Gareth Jones | 24 Jan 2012

Once again, we asked IT suppliers for their predictions on how IT in the charity sector will change over the next year. Here are their responses.

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Gareth Jones

Gareth Jones is a former senior reporter for Charity Finance who continues to work part-time for Civil Society Media on a freelance basis. He edits the 'Technical Briefing' section of Charity Finance as well as writing features and producing survey reports.

As of September 2011, Jones is studying for an MA in Public Policy at King's College London. He is also currently volunteering one day a week in the policy team at Citizens Advice.

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