Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6851602 | Technology in Society | 2015 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
An analysis is done on a sample of 1691 nonprofit organizations from division 5 of the census. The adoption rate of websites and the choice of website type by size of the organization are examined. The overall rate of adoption is far less than expected. A resource allocation view among those who have a website suggests that small organizations appear to be using their resources suboptimally compared to the larger organizations. Possible explanations of this are offered. Based upon the findings concerning growth, an improved path for success and its implications for nonprofits are discussed.
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Authors
Dave McMahon, Samuel Seaman, David A. Lemley,