Here are some ideas that I think would be useful (or at least, I would definitely read), from first to last in order of how excited I would be to read them:
Developing a tangible, scalable framework for doing project management and tracking for research teams. The software that exists for this seems insufficient and spreadsheets don’t seem to scale well.
What are things that a lot of EA orgs spend a lot of money on where they could share costs instead and save money?
Things that come to mind: legal research (e.g. if two orgs. pay 2 separate lawyers to do the same analysis, they could have just shared that research), rent, various vendors, etc.
Here are some ideas that I think would be useful (or at least, I would definitely read), from first to last in order of how excited I would be to read them:
Developing a tangible, scalable framework for doing project management and tracking for research teams. The software that exists for this seems insufficient and spreadsheets don’t seem to scale well.
What are things that a lot of EA orgs spend a lot of money on where they could share costs instead and save money?
Things that come to mind: legal research (e.g. if two orgs. pay 2 separate lawyers to do the same analysis, they could have just shared that research), rent, various vendors, etc.
How legal / easy would this be to implement?
Expanding on previous research done on creating environments for high-impact research teams, and especially how operations can support those efforts.
What can nonprofits do to best prepare for some proposed changes to US philanthropy rules?