Top Things to Consider When Budgeting for Technology

It's time to think about budgeting for technology - and you need to start somewhere. I checked in with our Director of Technical Services, Linda Widdop , to get her insight to identify the top things to think about when budgeting for technology. Linda's advice is backed up by over a decade of ...
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Microsoft Continues Astonishing Us All With NonProfit Pricing

It’s a digital world, and we’re all just living in it.
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10 Things To Know When Choosing Your Nonprofit’s Software

Image courtesy of Pingnroute.com Software is an integral part of running any business or organization effectively. It allows your nonprofit to communicate effectively, save files, work faster, and accomplish your mission sooner. Equally as important is choosing the right software for your ...
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Microsoft Provides Opportunity With YouthSpark

Late last year, the folks at Microsoft began a new initiative aimed at providing the world’s young people with greater opportunities for jobs and education. To do so, the software giant began the YouthSpark program, which intends to create opportunities for 300 million of the world’s young people ...
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Microsoft And IBM Researchers Working Together On Cloud Security

These days it’s getting routine for organizations and companies to store sensitive data on third party servers, or the cloud. Despite the widespread use of such services many organizations simply trust that the third party is securing information properly, instead of using technology to be certain. ...
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Is Your Nonprofit Eligible For Free Software?

These days, all nonprofits need software, but not every organization is aware that there are programs available that provide software, training, and monetary grants. Microsoft wants to spread the message that many nonprofits are eligible for this sort of aid. It doesn't matter if you’re a small ...
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There Ain't No Such Thing As a Free Software Package

If I were to group all the questions I get into categories, one category would be far and away the most numerous. I'll call it the "options for people who can't afford software" category. As in, "Well, those databases for $300 or $20/month sound great, but we can't afford to pay anything—what can ...
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