St. Louis | Atlanta – November 25, 2013 Global Vision Technologies, Inc. (GVT), announced today it has achieved the Microsoft Silver Application Development Competency, demonstrating its ability to meet Microsoft  customers' evolving needs in today's dynamic health and human services business environment.  To earn a Microsoft silver competency, partners must successfully demonstrate expertise through rigorous exams, culminating in Microsoft certifications. And to ensure the highest quality of services, Microsoft requires customer references for successful implementation and customer satisfaction.

Part of the difficulty that arises for non-profit human service organizations seeking funding, particularly through grant writing is the need for quantifiable ways to illustrate that goals are being met. There are many human success stories which can be compelling, but for those from whom non-profits seek to fund their mission, there should be a measurable benefit to the community coming from a particular human services organization.

Looking for the right case management software can be a challenge for anyone in the nonprofit sector. After all, there are so many choices and few that actually address the needs of a human services agency at a price that is affordable. When looking, it is tempting to simply look at the price tag first and then see what the software can accomplish. 

Lately we've been hearing a lot from clients and from agencies that see a demo of FAMCare - about how different the FAMCare interface is from other case management and behavioral health software systems on the market today.

We talk to a lot of people in social services every day.  We learn so much about how each of them define success at their agencies.  Because of the intuitive configuration and personalization tools built into FAMCare - FAMCare works very well for agencies regardless of their specialization and the different populations they may serve (children, adults, disabled, courts, detention, residential, etc.,).