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The original Canon BCI-3e ink cartridge works with your Canon printer and meets your printing needs. This cartridge has an average yield of 280 pages and is suitable for Canon Suits BJC3000 / 6000 / 6200 / 6500 / S400SP / 450 / 520 / 530D / 600 / 750 / 4500 / S6300 / MPC100 / 400 / 600 / i550 / i560/ i850/ i865 / MP700 / 730 / 750 / 760 / 780 printers.

The EB-2425 can be used as an expansion array or can be connected directly to a server using a SAS card. Seamless server and primary storage expansion for 6Gbps SAS environments. Supports mainstream and capacity-intensive applications such as email, backup to disk and video streaming. Versatility for investment protection and data tiering.

Unlock the potential of seamless communication within your organization with the Avaya IP Office IP500 v2 Telephone System Control Unit. Opting for a refurbished model not only extends your budget but also ensures you're equipped with reliable and certified technology. The benefits of choosing refurbished include significant cost savings without compromising on quality or performance. This reconditioned unit has been meticulously tested and certified to meet stringent standards, offering you peace of mind and a sustainable choice for your business communication needs.

Upgrade your network with the refurbished Dell Networking N3000 series - energy-efficient, cost-effective 1GbE switches for modern infrastructure. Discover the perfect solution for scaling and modernizing your office and campus networks with our refurbished Dell Networking N3000 series switches. These energy-efficient and cost-effective 1GbE switches are designed to deliver consistent, simplified management and high-availability device and network design.

Whether you are a small or large not-for-profit organisation, the use of technology is essential in the running of your programs and organisation as a whole. With limited budget, time and resources, it is even more important to implement technology correctly and effectively.  This webinar will outline a framework for implementing technology that works whatever size of organisation you are. It will cover: How to select technology How to plan implementations The people factor you need to consider outside the technology The scale and size of project may vary depending on your organisation. About the presenter - Robert Samuel 

Community organisations are under increasing pressure to be able to demonstrate that their programmes are delivering effective change. With drowning deaths down to 98 for 2009, and average for the decade of 116 compared to 181 in the 1980’s Water Safety New Zealand (WSNZ) can claim considerable success with their education, awareness and prevention initiatives delivered to communities throughout New Zealand.

Waitakere Adult Literacy found that their early 21st century technology capability was restricting their ability to meet the demands of their busy tutors and the growing sophistication of their learners and their needs.  "We now have a digital work environment that effectively supports the demands of our busy tutors and the growing sophistication of our learners and their needs. A shortage of office space and computers is also a thing of the past." Jane Gilmour, Manager, Waitakere Adult Literacy.

  The Heart foundation is New Zealand's heart health charity working to stop New Zealanders dying prematurely from heart disease.  It is committed to promoting heart health through funding vital research, promoting heart healthy lifestyles and advancing cardiac care. The Foundation is an organisation with over 120 staff.  Recently the organisation wanted to do a complete upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7, and TechSoup New Zealand was able to help. 

Now celebrating its 11th anniversary, the Microsoft Imagine Cup is the world's premier student technology competition - focused on finding solutions to real-world issues. The competition encourages the world's most talented designers, programmers, developers, and technology enthusiasts to tackle - head on - issues related to: the fight against hunger, disaster relief, poverty, secure energy systems, education, disease control, healthcare, the environment, assisting people with disabilities, and many other critical problems.

In the community sector in New Zealand, there is a common struggle to operate on limited budgets, with increased demands on services. Recently, the challenge has been increased even further with many funders calling for a greater level of collaboration between organisations.