Tech For Good With Andrew Means and Sean MarciaTableXI is now offering training for developers and products teams! For more info, email [email protected] Means (https://twitter.com/meansandrew): Data Analysts 4 Social Good (https://t.co/dWOGuNxRiP), The Good Tech Fest (https://www.goodtechfest.com/), Big Elephant Studios (https://www.bigelephant.io/).Sean Marcia (https://twitter.com/seanmarcia): Ruby For Good (https://rubyforgood.org/), Code For Good (http://codeforgood.io/). SummaryOur guests this week are Andrew Means of Data Analysts for Social Good and Sean Marcia of Ruby for Good. Both of them run organizations that are involved with using technology to helping non-profits that could use even some simple software or data assistance. We’ll talk about what kinds of work their organizations do, how non-profits differ from for-profit work, how they try to keep projects running over time, and how you can get involved working with technology for good.Notes02:01 - The Shared Mission of Tech For Good Events- Uptake.org (https://www.uptake.org/)04:04 - The History and The Why06:30 - Working with Nonprofits and Vetting Projects- National Diaper Bank Network (https://nationaldiaperbanknetwork.org/)- 412 Food Rescue (https://412foodrescue.org/)- BrightHive (https://brighthive.io/)- Salesforce (https://www.salesforce.com/)13:20 - Managing and Maintaining Projects16:26 - Understanding Nonprofit Problems and Issues18:54 - For Profit vs Nonprofit- The Overhead Ratio (https://www.investopedia.com/terms/o/overhead-ratio.asp)- Tech Literacy (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_literacy)25:12 - Getting Involved / Recruiting Technologists- DataKind (https://www.datakind.org/)26:51 - Using Open Source- Ruby for Good on GitHub (https://github.com/rubyforgood)27:34 - Growing and Maturing the Tech For Good Space Special Guests: Andrew Means and Sean Marcia.