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1. Technology Vision Statement The technology vision statement describes how technology will benefit your organization's mission and audience. It is brief, several paragraphs or a single page. It is the synthesis of discussions with your technology team and key audiences about the outcomes of mission-driven use of technology.
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Examples from Kit Participants and tips The Alliance is a recognized leader among artist communities organizations in the creative and efficient use of technology for program management and in establishing a global forum for a dialogue on creativity and artists' creative processes as a vital national resource. COHASI effectively uses technology as a bridge to connect the general public with the Staten Island arts community as well as to provide information, support, and technical assistance that strengthen the arts community's capacity to create arts programs. Arts/Boston will be at the forefront of technological advances for audience development organizations throughout New England. Our rise from the technological Stone Age will serve as a model for arts organizations everywhere that wish to pull themselves out of an outdated hardware quagmire. The Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts strives to bring the best possible arts to the greatest number of people by integrating the use of technology to efficiently deliver all programs and services. SCC will have completed the strategic steps necessary to seamlessly integrate the use of technology to increase public awareness of, access to, and appreciation of contemporary crafts, design, and the creative experience. SCC will have the organizational and technical infrastructure to sustain successful use of technology to deliver its mission and programs over time in an efficient way.
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