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Certified Refurbished BenQ BL2405 24-Inch Professional Monitor The BenQ BL2405 delivers exceptional professional-grade performance with its 24-inch Full HD 1920x1080 display, ultra-fast 2ms response time, versatile HDMI/VGA/DVI connectivity, and 16:9 aspect ratio designed for productivity and entertainment applications. This certified refurbished monitor combines BenQ's renowned display technology with outstanding value, making it perfect for office environments, home workstations, and multi-monitor setups.

BenQ BL2211 22" LCD Monitor - Certified Refurbished (No Stand Included) Experience professional-grade performance with the BenQ BL2211, a 22-inch LCD monitor featuring 1680x1050 resolution, 16:10 aspect ratio, TN panel with W-LED backlight, 5ms response time, 250 cd/m² brightness, DVI and VGA connectivity, delivering crisp visuals and reliable performance for everyday computing tasks. This certified refurbished unit from Reboot IT combines essential features with cost-effective value, making it an ideal choice for users seeking a dependable display solution without the base stand.

Certified Refurbished Philips 220BW 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor Experience professional-grade display performance with this certified refurbished Philips 220BW 22" widescreen LCD monitor featuring 1680 x 1050 WSXGA+ resolution, dual VGA and DVI-D connectivity, built-in stereo speakers, and comprehensive ergonomic adjustments in a sleek 502 x 346 x 58mm form factor. This premium business monitor delivers exceptional colour accuracy with 16.7 million colours, 300 cd/m² brightness, and 1000:1 contrast ratio, making it perfect for professional workstations, creative applications, and extended productivity sessions.

A digital front door strategy is a way for non-profits to provide easy access to their services and information through digital channels, serving as the first point of contact for potential donors, volunteers, and beneficiaries. 

This power session consists of two presentations.  Presentation 1 Digital strategy and online marketing toolsAs we are aware, the digital space is rapidly growing every day and with so many new mediums or communication, how does one manage their time and their brand online? How can we effectively and efficiently communicate with our community online? Let’s try to help make life easier with some great online tools that help make managing multiple channels that little bit easier!

We all love great stories. Stories have the power to move minds and hearts, to create worlds and destroy them, and ultimately, to motivate our audiences and supporters to our actions and causes. In a fragmented media landscape, one where people-powered media has become a new standard of communication, the contest to get stories in front of audiences has never been more severe. But for those who can capitalise on these opportunities, there has never been more direct way to reach motivated groups of passionate supporters, ones who will see your cause succeed. In this enlightening and highly practical session, author, filmmaker and web designer Mikey Leung will help you elevate your art of digital storytelling, using free and open source software platforms, to reach audiences just around the corner or indeed, worldwide.

Oh not-for-profit social media warriors, it’s time to hone your skills, learn new moves and take one step closer to the mastery of your art. In this training session you will learn about techniques to make your content cut through the noise, the fine art of scheduling posts and the social media toolkit every not-for-profit should know about. Be prepared. Speaker biography: Ben Teoh grew up on a steady diet of subtitled martial arts films, Saturday morning cartoons and Power Rangers. As Content and Community Coordinator at Connecting Up, he spends his time writing newsletters and articles, building the Connecting Up online community and teaching other not-for-profits how to use online technology to make a difference.

This package includes the following session videos: 1. The modern not-for-profit: Thriving in the age of Cloud computing and technologyThis session will look objectively at the technology developments that have occurred over the last 2 years which are transforming the not-for-profit landscape. Covering topics such as Cloud computing, workforce mobility, business intelligence and CRM, Tony will present a glimpse into the future with his view of the “modern not-for-profit”, combined with real world examples of how CEOs have already transformed their organisations through the use of technology.

Mobile can be used as a way to make connections with your audience, so that one-time donors become lifetime supporters. As the mobile trends continue to grow, your donors will soon come to expect mobile capabilities from your organisation. Learn how to prepare for the mobile wave, so you’re ready to tap into the power of mobile.

Information management is a fundamental function of all not-for-profits. Organisational documents and records are valuable assets that not only provide evidence of organisational activities, but also support your strategic objectives and your day-to-day operations. Advances in information and communication technology over the last few decades have led to the creation and collection of vast quantities of documents and data in electronic systems. This has dramatically changed the way organisations need to approach their information management practices. Poor information management can seriously hamper the conduct of the organisation, lead to inefficient practices, lowered productivity and put an organisation at risk of regulatory non-compliance. Quality management of information, on the other hand, results in efficient work practices, improved decision making, clearer communication and reporting and can help with accountability and compliance.