World-renowned author Tom Davenport recently penned an article in Forbes highlighting Gravyty, and how Arkansas State's Taylor Buxbaum is using Gravyty's tools to complement his fundraising strategy - and seeing the results.

How can we build meaningful relationships with a large pool of people, at scale, if it’s already a challenge to definitively say that you’ve reached and engaged your entire managed portfolio? This is where AI changes what’s possible.

Although sophisticated scams like spear-phishing attacks regularly make headlines, one of the most common threats to data security is email misdirection. These are security vulnerabilities that end-point security software cannot prevent.

Email communication still relies on interpersonal interaction and judgment – all of which makes it particularly vulnerable to employee error.

Despite its incredible efficiencies and economies of scale, email as a communication tool is reliant on human interaction and judgement. This places the risk of human error incredibly high.

Gravyty co-founder and CTO Rich Palmer was recently featured on the Babson Built podcast to discuss the 'why' behind Gravyty and his advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

IT security is often highly effective at monitoring networks for abnormal traffic. However, we can’t say the same about tracking human behavior.

The Stanford Social Innovation Review recently featured Gravyty in Allison Fine & Beth Kanter's article Re-Humanizing Fundraising With Artificial Intelligence.

Spear-phishing attacks are becoming more and more common, and they’re more sophisticated than ever. Even well-intentioned fundraisers can be easily lured into inadvertently providing attackers with access to donor data.

After seeing some common questions from the webinar ‘How Fundraising Technology Bridges the Giving Gap’, we circled back to our two hosts to see if they could provide us some answers.