A CiviCRM user group meet is planned on Thursday 8th December 2011, at the Create Centre, Bristol.
This meeting will have a relaxed agenda and all contributions will be welcomed whether you're an admin user, consultant, developersor an individual looking into CRM options. Further details can be found here.
A recent blog on civicrm.org, from LindseyM, is appealing for users to contribute towards the seed funding of a 'Make it Happen' iniative.
Make it Happen! enables users of civicrm to contribute to specific projects, a key driver behind improving and adding to features of the software. For a proposed feature to become a Make it Happen! initative, seed funding of a third of the overall cost of the project must first be secured.
The nfp technology exhibition is a highly-focused event targeted at non-profit sector professionals. The nfp technology exhibition looks to take the application of new technology and new concepts to the next level; striving to make membership and donor-dependent organisations as effective and efficient in terms of technology application as their commercial counterparts.
Circle Interactive are happy to announce another CiviCRM training session to be held in Bristol's Create Centre on the 18th October 2011 with trainer, Sean Kenny.
The training is aimed at administrators and techincal users at organisations that are either using CiviCRM, or those interested in evaluating its potential.
Following the recent CiviCRM events held in the UK; CiviCon, London and subsequently the Code and Book sprints in Lincolnshire, thoughts have fallen on how to raise the profile of this Open Source project.
In a blog on civicrm.org, David Moreton highlights the reasons behind this call to action.
The purpose of the conference was a meeting of CiviCRM users, implementers and developers to share knowledge, experience and to discuss the future of the project and also to foster the all important community spirit which is at the core of the CiviCRM project. With attendees from five continents, it was very much an international affair.
More bug fixes for the most recent version of CiviCRM have been released in these new versions within less than a month of the last release, which is a testament to the CiviCRM Community.
New features and improvements include:
Comprehensive change logging reports for Contact data and Contributions
