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Intel Core i5-6500T Quad-Core Processor - Certified Refurbished The Intel Core i5-6500T delivers exceptional quad-core performance with 2.5GHz base frequency, 3.1GHz turbo boost, 6MB Smart Cache, LGA1151 socket compatibility, and an energy-efficient 35W TDP design—making it the ideal choice for compact desktop builds and business workstations requiring dependable processing power. This certified refurbished processor excels in everyday computing tasks, office productivity, light content creation, multi-tasking environments, and small form factor PC builds. Perfect for business applications, home offices, and energy-conscious builds where reliable performance meets exceptional power efficiency. Key Features & Benefits

Based on the information gathered, I'll now create a comprehensive product description for this HP ProLiant DL160 Gen9 Server following all the Space instructions. Enterprise-Grade Performance for Growing Businesses The HP ProLiant DL160 Gen9 Server features a powerful Intel Xeon E5-2620 v4 processor running at 2.10 GHz (up to 3.00 GHz turbo), 32GB DDR4 RAM, and dual 300GB 15K RPM SAS hard drives delivering 600GB of high-speed storage in a compact 1U rack-mountable design with integrated Matrox G200eH graphics and 900W power supply. This certified refurbished server combines enterprise-grade reliability with exceptional value, making it the perfect solution for small to medium-sized businesses requiring dependable computing power for virtualisation, database management, file serving, and business-critical applications.

Join us for an engaging webinar where we will explore the barriers HR practitioners face with decision-makers when trying to introduce new technology in their organisation, and learn how to overcome them by building a compelling business case. Our esteemed panellists, Kate Hickman, Head of People and Culture at Infoxchange, and Mark Bateson, Director, Human Capital Consulting at Deloitte, will guide you through enlightening discussions. In this webinar you will gain invaluable insights into understanding C-level executives' perspectives and how to effectively communicate the value of HR technology. We will address financial challenges unique to not-for-profit organisations, and offer innovative techniques to demonstrate long-term ROI. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to revolutionise your HR practices. Register now to join industry experts and network with fellow HR professionals. Take a proactive step toward driving positive change and unlocking the potential of HRIS technology.

Manawatu Stewart Centre in Palmerston North has improved its IT functionality, along with the skill development of their clients, with Microsoft donated software. This case study is a good example of how to make the most of some of the software available on TechSoup.

The Disability Resource Centre (H.B) Trust provides overall Governance to Home Support, Network Personnel and Turning Point – who each have their own Mission Statement relative to their specialist area and the services they provide to the Hawkes Bay and/or Central Hawkes Bay Community. "Not only have we been able to obtain the latest Microsoft software as a donation but, obtaining donated software through TechSoup has enabled us to implement an IT upgrading planning process which we would not have been able to do otherwise. Because of TechSoup New Zealand and the generosity of Microsoft we are covering all bases."

Methodist City Action's Computer school has an intake of over 3000 students per year. Some of these students have some sort of physical or psychological disability, and some are Senior Citizens of 55 years of age and over. Methodist City Action has a strong focus on the use of technology for an inclusive society. "Microsoft Office has empowered students with a sense of inclusion in society and helped them to break out of seclusion and spark their interest in learning." Kaveh Farbeh-Tabrizi, IT Administrator/Tutor, Methodist City Action

RDA Equestrian Therapy Centre provides therapeutic horse related activities for children and adults with physical, mental, cognitive, social or behavioural needs. "The 'user friendly' Microsoft software has allowed staff members to not only create communications,  data bases and input data with ease - it has given them the confidence to delegate tasks to our volunteer force for updating or processing with confidence - because it isn't so complicated that it might result in elimination and or corruption of data."Katharine Birks, Fundraising Manager, RDA Tauranga

The Depot Artspace is a multi-disciplinary, creative community based in Devonport, Auckland. They say their thriving multi-disciplinary creative centre is testimony to a clear vision, a strong philosophy of inclusiveness and accessibility, unfaltering tenacity and a large helping of community can-do.

Things to know about the new productivity suite By: Brian Satterfield February 15, 2007 If your nonprofit relies on Microsoft Office for crucial day-to-day tasks, you may be wondering about the recently released Office 2007 suite's new features, potential impact on your budget, and whether upgrading now makes sense.

Communication is essential for all voluntary organisations, and computers are now an essential tool in all that we do. Recently the government released a new Digital strategy for New Zealand, which is available at www.digitalstrategy.govt.nz. It is a major revision of a previous strategy, and sets out a framework for all sectors to work together to get the most possible value out of the profound changes and opportunities offered by ICT technologies.