Cloud vs server infrastructure (WEBINAR)
With the recent growth of cloud based and online systems, many community organisations are weighing up their options for moving to the cloud or continuing to rely on local server infrastructure. This webinar will help small and medium community organisations to assess the suitability of cloud based systems and determine what local infrastructure may still be required. The webinar will also explore how to select and manage your internet connection, PCs and mobile devices to ensure it is suitable for your organisation's needs.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- The benefits of cloud based infrastructure – including Microsoft Azure
- Why you may still require local infrastructure
- Managing your PC infrastructure
- Considerations for using mobile devices
- What to consider when selecting an internet/network connection
Matt has over 20 years’ experience working in the community sector and has a passion for helping not for profit organisations improve their use of technology. Through his work as a CEO of a community organisation and as an IT manager of a large national charity, who delivered community services, Matt has a strong understanding of the challenges of the sector.
Matt has recently:
» conducted Digital Capability Assessments for a broad range of organisations across Australia
» managed the implementation of digital strategy implementations for medium and large disability services organisations and implemented technology solutions including system selection, Office 365 implementation, Infrastructure upgrade and SharePoint implementation
» facilitated NDIS readiness workshops through NDS to assist disability services organisation build their capacity to prepare for the impact of the NDIS
» managed national IT projects for a large charitable organisation who delivered community and disability services
» undertaken the selection, procurement and implementation of a range of systems including finance, payroll, time and attendance, contract management and risk management systems