Niall Little

Niall Little

Niall is Hum's Chief Technology Officer. His experience helping associations and societies solve technology problems with an eye for real human behavior has been invaluable to building the Hum platform. Niall is committed to making Hum simple and easy for users of all levels to use.

By Niall Little

  • Hum Feature: Profile Search
    Technology

    Hum Feature: Profile Search

    Find the right audience for every piece of content. Paste a webinar description or article summary into Hum and use AI to generate a segment of readers whose interests match.

    Niall Little
  • How a CDP Helps With Data Privacy
    Technology

    How a CDP Helps With Data Privacy

    =Learn why a Customer Data Platform (CDP) is the answer to data security and consent management. Centralize all customer data in a single, secure location to better manage, protect, and activate customer data in a privacy-safe environment, and discover how a sound customer data strategy is the foundation to building customer trust and long-term engagement.

    Niall Little
  • Hum Achieves SOC 2 Type II Compliance
    Culture & News

    Hum Achieves SOC 2 Type II Compliance

    Hum protects customer data in accordance with the strictest security, availability, confidentiality, and privacy standards.

    Niall Little
  • Open Source vs. Building from Scratch
    Technology

    Open Source vs. Building from Scratch

    Here's a look at why we ultimately decided that we needed to build our own CDP to form the core of the Hum Association Intelligence Platform. With open source programs like WordPress, Android, and Linux, we had to weigh the benefits and drawbacks before building our own CDP. As we continued to upgrade our customized platform, our tech team was confident that this was the right choice!

    Niall Little
  • Do We Need a CDP? Meet the Intelligence Software Built for Content-Driven Organizations
    Technology

    Do We Need a CDP? Meet the Intelligence Software Built for Content-Driven Organizations

    Customer Data Platforms (CDPs) have become popular over the last decade because they listen to everything a user is telling you across your various systems. CDPs paint 360 pictures about how individuals and groups interact with your organization. This new subset of CDPs exists to address concerns specific to non-profits like associations and societies, publishers, and B2B media.

    Niall Little