Consulting
NPOKI saves organizations, and its officers, time and maximizes resources by harnessing its resources to deliver solutions tailored to meet members’ unique challenges.
For information about the services listed below or customized consulting engagements please contact Surya Ganguly at sganguly at npoki.org.
| System(s) Assessment | Evaluate existing system(s), and report on effectiveness, sustainability, and future use. | |
| Information Audit | Map existing information flows throughout your organization. This process identifies where information lives, how users get that information, and how the information is used. The audit highlights information gaps, bottlenecks, and redundancies that, once corrected, will increase effective and efficient information transfer. | |
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| System DesignUsabilityUser Interface (UI) design | Document requirements, and provide wireframes, usability studies, and user interface designs for custom applications, or to analyze existing applications for effectiveness. | |
| System(s) Implementation | Project manage the implementation of enterprise systems, like a finance system, donor management system, human resources system or a portfolio management system like COHORT. | |
| Systems Integration | Project manage the integration of enterprise systems (including custom systems) with new systems, like project management, monitoring & evaluation, workplan and budgeting systems. | |
| Portal Development | Rapidly deploy a high-quality, customized information portal suitable to low resource settings and customized to specific needs. | |
| Management Consulting | Provide in-depth analysis and recommendations on development of new policies, solutions, best practices, emerging technologies customized for the needs of international health organizations. | |
| Project Management | Project management of all stages of a technology project, with special focus on technology for global health, with delivery in low resource areas. | |
| iRider Implementation | Help global health organizations build an internal iRider Program to support staff training and capacity building:
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