Ninety-six per cent of UK charities struggling to manage customer data effectively

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While 75 per cent lack time and money to sort it out

Ninety-six per cent of the UK's not-for-profit organisations, including Cancer Research UK, are unable to manage increasingly large amounts of customer data, which is hitting fundraising, and poten...

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