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Download the slides here 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 infrastructure. Microsoft Azure is Microsoft’s locally hosted, rapidly growing cloud based infrastructure offering relevant to many community organisations. Microsoft have also helped the NFP sector by providing AU$5000 credit to eligible organisations.

Inspiring volunteers and social media campaigns to free NZ from plastic and protect Kiwi birds are among the finalists for this year’s New Zealand Charities Technology Awards.Inspiring volunteers and social media campaigns to free NZ from plastic and protect Kiwi birds are among the finalists for this year’s New Zealand Charities Technology Awards.

Server Guru is a North Brisbane based managed IT services, computer repairs, IT support & IT consulting services provider.   When you outsource your managed IT to us you gain the expertise of IT specialists with decades of IT experience. We understand compliance, security and how to reduce risk. With Server Guru as your managed IT partner data loss and downtime will disappear. We deliver proactive, professional and affordable IT services. Server Guru provide services to home users, as well as small and medium sized businesses throughout North Brisbane.

Lift-the-Load is about helping you with the things that aren’t your passion or your skill so that you can get on with the things that are. We don’t have a prescriptive list of services, because we’d rather fit your box than ask you to fit ours.   Founded by Rachel Mackay in 2017, Lift the Load is all about helping with the stuff that weighs you down – the things that keep you from your core business. Some of the ways we've helped organisations so far: - Setting up Office365 Nonprofit licenses - Using Xero to track funds and grants so that accountability reports are much easier - Developing customised intranet - Cloud-based document sharing - Outcome reporting - figuring out what to measure, how to measure and what to do with the data - Making an IT plan - Setting up a donor database and communication plan  - Systems for Vulnerable Children's Checks - Setting up Shared Calendars

Avoca Web Design is a small team based in Nelson, New Zealand. We're dedicated to producing great websites and partnering with you for the right result. We specialise in creating web sites for innovative businesses, education and arts organisations and growing not for profits. If you have a unique product, a brand with a story to tell or an organisation to champion, you're in the right place.

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Download slides here Choosing hardware for your organisation can be overwhelming for many NFPs, so we have created this webinar to help you find the right solution for your organisation. This webinar will help improve your understanding on what to think about when choosing devices by offering a broad range of considerations and recommendations when selecting your next PC. Topics covered during this webinar include:

Download slides here Office 365 now the most common platform for communication in the NFP sector in Australia and New Zealand. However, most organisations aren’t leveraging the broad suite of applications that are available (mostly for free) for NFPS. This webinar will explore the various applications of Office 365 and considerations for what components are suitable for each purpose and their benefits based on the experience of other not for profit organisations. This webinar is designed for organisations that are currently using or in the process of implementing Office 365 and interested in improving collaboration and communication.

Course Information: Join us for this two part webinar series about Cyber Risk. When: Session 1 – Wednesday 3 October 2018 at 2:00pm - 2:30pm NZST Download slides here Session 2 – Wednesday 10 October 2018 at 1:00pm - 1:30pm NZST This course consist of two (2) webinars running for 30 minutes each, to be held weekly at 1:00PM NZST from Wednesday 3 October 2018.