NXT
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What is NXT?
Lego Mindstorms NXT is a programmable robotics kit released by Lego in 2006, replacing the earlier Robotics Invention System. It includes a programmable 'brick' computer, motors, and sensors, all designed to be easily assembled and programmed to create robots and automated systems. It's commonly used in educational settings to teach programming, robotics, and problem-solving skills.
What other technologies are related to NXT?
NXT Competitor Technologies
Raiser’s Edge
Raiser’s Edge NXT is a direct competitor to NXT, as both are fundraising and constituent relationship management (CRM) solutions for nonprofits.
Raisers Edge
Raisers Edge is a direct competitor to NXT, as both are fundraising and constituent relationship management (CRM) solutions for nonprofits. This is the same product as Raiser's Edge NXT.
Blackbaud
Blackbaud is the company that produces Raiser's Edge NXT, a direct competitor to NXT.
Salesforce
Salesforce can be configured as a CRM for nonprofits, making it a competitor to NXT. It has overlapping functionalities for managing relationships and data.
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Which job functions commonly mention NXT?
Database Administrator
0.1% of all Database Administrator jobs mention NXT
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Events
38 Events jobs mention NXT
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Researcher
34 Researcher jobs mention NXT
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Marketing
78 Marketing jobs mention NXT
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Operations
186 Operations jobs mention NXT
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Which organizations are mentioning NXT?
The University of Texas at San Antonio
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