John Tate

John Tate

Accountant and entrepreneur

John Tate is a qualified accountant and entrepreneur. He is a columnist for Charity Finance, special adviser to the CFDG and a visiting lecturer at Cass Business School's Centre for Charity Effectiveness.

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IT's not very good

John Tate comments on Charity Finance’s recent voluntary sector IT survey.

Washed up thinking?

Finance directors should beware of the risks and work required to manage Vista upgrades, thinks John Tate

Innovation on the cards

John Tate challenges charities to embrace a culture of change to benefit from new technology.

Seeking a quick fix

John Tate ponders IT support issues in the age of web based purchasing

Technoprobe - Is technology driving the transparency agenda?

Pressure is growing for charities to be more open, much of which is being influenced by online developments, says John Tate.

Conference calls

John Tate asks, do different sized organisations have common IT issues?

Hubbub at the hubs

John Tate has high hopes for the future of the ICT hub.

Hubs capped

Capacitybuilders is expected to announce this month that at least some of the six hubs of expertise set up under the ChangeUp programme will be scrapped.

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