Orases

We're celebrating some exciting news! 🎉

Orases has been recognized as a Summer 2026 Clutch Global Winner for AI Strategy. This award reflects our commitment to helping organizations use AI to solve real business challenges and deliver measurable results.

A huge thank you to our clients for trusting us and to our incredible team for making this achievement possible. Here's to continuing to build AI strategies that create lasting impact.

Our sales team has never met a photo op they didn't fully embrace. 📸🤣

Fortunately, they brought that same enthusiasm to every conversation at Bridge Conference

We had a fantastic time meeting nonprofit professionals, learning about the important work you're doing, and sharing ideas about how AI and custom software can help organizations work more efficiently and create an even greater impact.

Thank you to everyone who visited the Orases booth. We truly enjoyed meeting you and appreciate the opportunity to connect!

"They want to know which tool to buy, while I want to know what's actually broken in their business that they think AI will fix."

It's a question our CEO, Nick Damoulakis, asks executive teams as he helps organizations demystify AI.

In his latest thought leadership piece as an Official Member of the Forbes Technology Council, Nick explores why organizations should align leadership, define the business problem they're trying to solve, and establish a shared vision for success before evaluating AI technology.

Read the full article:

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Demystifying AI To Help Leaders Focus On What Matters Most Before the approval of any budget, I ask leadership to write the business problem in one sentence.

AI success doesn't start with choosing the right tool. It starts with governance.

Organizations that establish clear policies, accountability, and oversight before deploying AI are the ones achieving sustainable results.

Governance creates the foundation for responsible AI adoption, helping businesses reduce risk, build trust, and maximize long-term value.

Read Tyler Boykin's latest article to learn why governance is the missing piece in most AI strategies NOW: https://bit.ly/4pEVBDc

As Orases continues to expand, we're looking for a part-time Office Coordinator to join our team in Frederick, MD.

This role is perfect for someone who enjoys creating an organized, welcoming workplace and keeping day-to-day operations running smoothly. If you're proactive, detail-oriented, and thrive in a collaborative environment, we'd love to connect.

Know someone who'd be a great fit? Tag them below or share this opportunity with your network!

Apply Now: https://orases.bamboohr.com/careers/79

P/T Office Coordinator About UsAt Orases, we are dedicated to delivering innovative software solutions that empower our clients to achieve their business goals. We are seeking a dynamic and results-driven Office Coordinator to join our team. Note: Applicants must be U.S. based, able to work in the office on East Coast tim...

Nonprofits are doing more with less every single day. Your technology should make that easier, not add to the burden. ⚙️

One week until BridgeTECH in National Harbor, and we're looking forward to conversations about custom software built around your data, your workflows, and your mission.

If you're attending the conference and want to talk through a challenge your organization is facing, stop by Booth #625 or send us a message to schedule time.

See you July 29–31. 👇

Investing in the next generation of software talent is an important part of what we do at Orases.

We're excited to welcome Will Landon as our Junior Full Stack Developer Intern. A student at Fairfield University pursuing degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics, Will will be gaining hands-on experience with software development practices while working alongside our team of experienced developers.

At Orases, we believe mentorship and real-world experience help shape the future of technology, and we're proud to provide opportunities for emerging talent to learn, grow, and contribute.

Outside of development, Will is a Division I swimmer who enjoys running, video games, watching sports, retro cars, and The Lord of the Rings.

Welcome to the team, Will! 👏

What if AI isn't replacing expertise... but exposing it?

As AI becomes more capable, there's a growing assumption that experience and deep knowledge matter less. In reality, the opposite is happening.

AI amplifies what's already there. Strong judgment, solid processes, and domain expertise become even more valuable, while gaps become harder to hide.

The organizations seeing the biggest return from AI aren't the ones adopting every new tool. They're the ones building on strong fundamentals.

In our latest Thought Leadership article, Kevin Long explores why AI rewards the fundamentals and what leaders should focus on as AI becomes part of everyday work.

Read the full article now: https://orases.com/blog/ai-rewards-fundamentals/