Did you know that you can get nonprofit discounts on cloud services from Microsoft? It’s true! Choose from Microsoft 365, Enterprise Mobility + Security, and Power BI. Mix and match plans and products to fit your exact needs. You can change your plans, too, as your organisation evolves. In this article we are sharing the […]
For people who are deaf and hard of hearing, some common scenarios pose challenges. Examples include classroom settings, professional meetings, or presentations of certain sizes that are not equipped with the accommodations required to address their needs. However, the AUD (Auditory Universal Design) Social Cooperative is working to support communication and social participation for people who are
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When you set up your nonprofit’s cybersecurity plan, it’s important to consider the various ways your organisation is vulnerable to cyberattacks and other security threats. TechSoup and Tech Impact presented a webinar recently to outline sources of threats and ways to mitigate them. This is a summary of that presentation. Threats to your organisation’s systems
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Microsoft Office 365 is a many-faceted jewel. In this article, we cover some of the benefits and features of one of its facets — SharePoint Online. We show you how to set up an intranet site, share internal documents with external partners, and set basic user and administrator permissions. Find out more about Microsoft’s Office
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Although you may be familiar with subscriptions such as Office 365 Business Premium, E1, or E3, you might not have heard of Office or Microsoft 365 F1 licenses. These less fully featured — and more affordable — solutions were designed for “first-line” workers who only require basic software functionality (think flight attendants or retail associates).
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Because nonprofits come in different sizes and have diverse technology needs, Microsoft are giving eligible organisations 10 free M365 Business Premium seats to help them become digitally focused. Microsoft 365 brings together the best-in-class productivity of Office 365 with simple device management and security to connect people and information in an intelligent new way. It
Microsoft Office 365 and Google G Suite are two excellent cloud tools, and your eligible nonprofit can get donated versions of both through TechSoup. There are, however, significant differences between them, so it’s important that you consider which is best for your organisation before making any changes. Did you know? We have just launched a
Written by Stephen Jackson – TechSoup Many nonprofits run smoothly with classic on-premises software such as Microsoft Office Standard. However, it’s important to know that in the not-so-distant future, Microsoft will be ending its mainstream support of these offerings. It will usher in an exclusively cloud-based fleet of products like Office 365 and Microsoft 365.
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Written by Michael Enos – TechSoup Step 1: Develop a Technology Plan (Also Known as Your Cloud Strategy) The purpose of a technology plan is to provide decision makers with estimated financial projections, results, and outcomes. You will create a proposed budget and a proposal of what resources you need. Here are a few questions
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Organisations that need Microsoft Office software have a variety of options to choose from among the donated and discounted options available at TechSoup. Office Desktop: Office Standard and Office Professional Plus Locally Installed Office Applications Included If you just need locally installed desktop applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Publisher, you can request Office
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