[MCN-L] Membership and Donor Database Question

2007-02-27 Thread Deirdre Taylor-Wright
The Royal Ontario Museum does use Raiser's Edge for our Membership and 
Fundraising needs - but we're on the larger side as museums go.

From what I've heard, Tessitura is worth looking at for fundraising needs, 
but I'm not sure if it's oriented towards Memberships (it's more 
performing arts based, but there are some museums using it).

Cheers, Deirdre.

On Tue, 27 Feb 2007, Janet M Strohl-Morgan wrote:

 Please let me know what database system you use for membership and
 fund-raising efforts?  Do you use Raiser's Edge?  Is there a system
 available that you recommend for small to mid-sized museums?

 Thank you.

 Sincerely,

 Janet

 -
 Janet M. Strohl-Morgan
 Manager of Information Technology
 Princeton University Art Museum
 609-258-7839
 http://www.princetonartmuseum.org
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[MCN-L] Membership and Donor Database Question

2007-02-27 Thread Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass
Many institutions at Yale use Tessitura: The Yale Center for British 
Art, the Yale University Art Gallery, the Yale School of Drama, the 
Yale Yale Repertory Theatre and the Yale Cabaret.

Emmanuelle

Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass
Collections Catalogue Specialist
Publications and Exhibitions
Yale Center for British Art
PO Box 208280
New Haven, CT 06520-8280
203.410-4069
203.432.5946 fax
emmanuelle.delmas-glass at yale.edu
www.yale.edu/ycba

At 09:59 AM 2/27/2007, you wrote:
The Royal Ontario Museum does use Raiser's Edge for our Membership and
Fundraising needs - but we're on the larger side as museums go.

 From what I've heard, Tessitura is worth looking at for fundraising needs,
but I'm not sure if it's oriented towards Memberships (it's more
performing arts based, but there are some museums using it).

Cheers, Deirdre.

On Tue, 27 Feb 2007, Janet M Strohl-Morgan wrote:

  Please let me know what database system you use for membership and
  fund-raising efforts?  Do you use Raiser's Edge?  Is there a system
  available that you recommend for small to mid-sized museums?
 
  Thank you.
 
  Sincerely,
 
  Janet
 
  -
  Janet M. Strohl-Morgan
  Manager of Information Technology
  Princeton University Art Museum
  609-258-7839
  http://www.princetonartmuseum.org
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Deirdre Taylor-Wright
Systems Project Manager
ITS/NMR, Royal Ontario Museum
416-586-8047 // dtw at rom.on.ca

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[MCN-L] IP SIG: METRO Copyright Symposium (Feb 15, 2007) - NYC

2007-02-27 Thread Deborah Wythe
Hello all -- it was an interesting conference with everything from the 
basics to some philosophical talk about what where we're going (and should 
be going).

I checked in with METRO and learned that a podcast and PowerPoint 
presentations will be going up on METRO's website www.metro.org shortly. 
I'll report back when I hear that it's up.

Deb Wythe

Deborah Wythe
Head, Digital Collections and Services
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn, NY 11238
tel: 718 501 6311
fax: 718 501 6145
deborahwythe at hotmail.com

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We would be most interested in a first-hand report from anyone who attended.
Thanks!

Amalyah



  For those in the NYC area, this looks like a must. Anyone who attends is
  kindly requested to report to us!
 
  Amalyah Keshet
  Chair, MNC IP SIG
 
 
  The Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO) will host a symposium
  titled Copyright: The Only Certainty is Uncertainty on February 15, 2007
  at the Baruch College Conference Center in New York City. Register
  today: http://www.metro.org/content/view/150/326/
 
  Public Domain: To (c) Or Not To (c)?
  Panelists will tackle the complicated issue of libraries, archives, and
  museums that assert copyright over digital reproductions of public
  domain materials.
 
  Susan Chun, General Manager for Collections Information Planning,
  Metropolitan Museum of Art
  Kenneth Hamma, Executive Director, Digital Policy  Initiatives, J. Paul
  Getty Trust
  Jason Mazzone, Assistant Professor, Brooklyn Law School
  James Shulman, Executive Director, ARTstor
  Liz Bishoff (moderator), Assistant to the Dean, University of Colorado
  at Boulder
 
  Thanks,
  Richard Kim
  Digital Projects Manager
  Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO)
  57 East 11th Street
  New York NY 10003
  phone: 212-228-2320 x13
  fax: 212-228-2598
  email: rkim at metro.org

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[MCN-L] Membership and Donor Database Question

2007-02-27 Thread Chuck Patch
Hi Janet,
we use Donor2, which runs as a web service. We bought it after
conducting an RFP that ended up ruling out Raiser's Edge because of
complexity and (in-house) support issues. We have a very small (2
people) Development department, and an IT department that needs
another major application to support like a hole in the head. In
addition to fund raising and development, we use it for mail list
management. After 2 years of use, it has proven almost entirely
trouble-free. I also like those guys because just before Katrina hit
they invited me to zip up the database and ftp it to their server.

Chuck Patch
Director of Systems
The Historic New Orleans Collection
533 Royal Street
New Orleans LA
504-523-4662
www.hnoc.org



 
 On Tue, 27 Feb 2007, Janet M Strohl-Morgan wrote:
 
   Please let me know what database system you use for membership and
   fund-raising efforts?  Do you use Raiser's Edge?  Is there a system
   available that you recommend for small to mid-sized museums?
  
   Thank you.
  
   Sincerely,
  
   Janet
  
   -
   Janet M. Strohl-Morgan