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Dell Latitude 5280 Laptop Motherboard - LA-E071P 4T711: Power Up Your Business Are you looking to restore your Dell Latitude 5280 to its full potential? The Dell Latitude 5280 Laptop Motherboard (LA-E071P 4T711) is the essential component you need to revitalise your device and enhance its performance. Whether you're a busy professional or a student, having a reliable laptop is crucial for productivity. Why Choose a Refurbished Motherboard? Investing in a refurbished motherboard is a smart choice for those wanting to maintain top performance without the hefty price tag of new components. Refurbished products are inspected and tested to ensure they meet high-quality standards, providing you with a cost-effective way to breathe new life into your laptop.

Dell Latitude 5320 Laptop Motherboard (Model 0Y7GXY) – Intel Core i5-1145G7, 16GB RAM, Certified Refurbished Upgrade or repair your Dell Latitude 5320 laptop with this certified refurbished motherboard featuring an Intel 11th Gen Core i5-1145G7 processor and 16GB of high-speed DDR4 RAM soldered onboard. Engineered specifically for the Latitude 5320 series, this system board offers seamless integration with both standard and 2-in-1 configurations, delivering robust performance, efficient multitasking, and advanced graphics support in a compact form factor.

HP EliteBook 850 G8 Motherboard M35810-601 - Certified Refurbished The HP EliteBook 850 G8 Motherboard M35810-601 features the powerful Intel Core i7-1185G7 processor running at 3.0GHz (turbo up to 4.8GHz), supports up to 64GB DDR4-3200 dual-channel memory, Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics, M.2 2280 SSD storage interface, and comprehensive connectivity including Thunderbolt 4 ports for professional laptop restoration and repair projects. This certified refurbished motherboard delivers enterprise-grade performance and reliability, making it the perfect solution for IT professionals, repair specialists, and organisations seeking to restore HP EliteBook 850 G8 or ZBook Firefly G8 systems to full operational capacity.

Experience the Ultimate Clarity with the Refurbished Lenovo ThinkPad T14s G1 14" Touch Display! Elevate your work and entertainment experience with the Lenovo ThinkPad T14s G1 14" 1920x1080 IPS Touch Display. This refurbished screen not only provides stunning visuals but also offers exceptional usability at a fraction of the cost of new technology. Buying refurbished means you can access high-quality equipment while being budget-conscious, ensuring you get the best value for your investment. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with a reliable, certified product that meets all your computing needs.

This power session consists of two presentations and a Q&A session. Presentation 1 Using social media to (re)engage about sexual health and build online communities For its recent social marketing campaign, The Big Picture, ACON Health developed the first large scale social media initiative in the Australian HIV sector to target gay men who account for ¾ of new HIV infections in NSW. This presentation will show how the social media campaign was developed and will explore the benefits of Facebook and Twitter, the challenges faced and the lessons learned, such as:

This 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. Speaker biography: Tony Nissen is the National Solutions Manager for R & G Technologies and has consulted to some of Australia’s largest and most successful not-for-profits. R & G Technologies is one of Australia’s leading IT consultancy and Cloud service firms specialising in the not-for-profit sector.

Not-for-profits are taking advantage of social media’s ability to facilitate and expand their impact by combining an organisational strategy with their professional online networks to connect, build relationships and establish trust and thought leadership. This way of operating goes beyond simply using tools like Facebook or Twitter and requires a networked mindset where openness and being ‘data-informed’ are essential. This interactive presentation will explore how not-for-profit leaders can improve their organisation’s social media use and embrace best practices of a networked not-for-profit, including measurement and learning, and avoiding some of the pitfalls and challenges.

In this webinar, you will learn how to leverage the power of the most popular and successful forms of Facebook Ads, Facebook Offers and Location-Based Marketing on Facebook – and which suits your organisation the best for immediate results!

Those who have succeeded in crowdfunding know that it’s not as easy as “build it and they will come”. Like any form of fundraising, it takes hard work and perseverance. This practical webinar will teach you everything you need to know to succeed at crowdfunding as Tom shares a series of lessons and walk participants through the decisions they will need to make before launching a fundraising campaign.

In today's rapid-fire-aim world of social media, too many organisations apply a scattergun approach to their external relations. But this approach rarely achieves much; all too often it just confuses the audience and puts them 'offside' because of the irrelevant material being hurled at them. In this webinar you will learn why having a communication strategy is so important and how to create one for your own organisation that meets real-world organisational goals.

Video is everywhere. Collectively, we upload 48 hours of video to YouTube every minute. Not-for-profits upload hours of video to their websites, Twitter and Facebook. It seems like every not-for-profit in the world is either using video – or panicking that they don’t know how. Simply putting a video up doesn’t mean anyone will watch it. We’re exposed to so much video today, viewers no longer have the time or patience for the bad stuff. If you’re video’s not good, it’s gone – and so is all the time and money you spent shooting and promoting it.

Moving to the Cloud is a big step for most organisations, especially if you are a small not-for-profit with limited budget, resource and time. How can you be sure that you are moving in the right direction, using the right solutions and taking all the necessary steps to ensure a smooth transition? This webinar will give you a 10-step checklist of things to consider and evaluate before moving to a Public Cloud solution to avoid undesirable situations and issues that can be quite costly.   In addition to that, you will also learn about: The advantages and disadvantages of Public Cloud solutions The differences between Google Apps and Office 365 About the presenter - Tony Nissen

The use of an effective Client Relationship Management (CRM) system is widely accepted as an effective tool for growing your organisation. For not-for-profits these systems are used for fundraising, stakeholder management and sometimes case management of the client base. In practice, however, the myriad of choices in today’s market can be confusing and will not all offer the best solution for you. Do you purchase a system on premise or opt for Software as a Service (Saas)? Do the needs of your organisation change regularly and will your system accommodate the change? After making your selection, there is the added challenge of implementing the system and managing the change within your organisation to ensure the technology is adopted swiftly and delivers fast ROI.

Our latest case study focuses on Whakatu Marae in Nelson and how they are using technology to deliver services and training to families. “This software has enabled many whanau to succeed in their ambition to be able to use technology and communicate with Whanau overseas, enrol in higher level courses at a local tertiary institute and be more positive in life.” Says Trevor Wilson Pouwhakahaere (CEO)

Microsoft is donating Windows 7 upgrades to eligible nonprofits through Techsoup New Zealand TechSoup NZ and Microsoft are pleased to announce that Windows 7 Upgrade will be available on TechSoup NZ beginning on October 22, 2009, for a low administrative fee of $16.00 per workstation for Windows 7 Professional Upgrade and $16.00 per workstation for Windows 7 Enterprise Upgrade.

The team at TechSoup New Zealand have some great new instructions available to make your Volume Licensing Service Centre experience easier! View the new VLSC instructions here!

Microsoft offers a number of services free of charge to help people live and work a little smarter.  Over the next few weeks we're going to introduce you to a number of these services that can make life a little simpler and more fun. More than a million Kiwis use at least one of these services. There are probably at least a million more who might like to. We hope you'll find something that will surprise and delight you.

As more and more of our personal and professional lives are being shared online it’s important to understand how to protect our information, and take measures to keep safe in this digital world.

Net Squared recently held 2 meet-ups in Auckland and Wellington, bringing together groups of people to share their passion for social causes. Eddy Helm and Jade Tang of Curative, an Auckland design and communications agency that work to enable community communication, spoke to the Net2Akl group on Communication for Social Change.

Auckland University students will be joining students from around the globe for the 2013 Imagine Cup world finals in Russia in July, as announced on Wednesday 24 March. Imagine Cup is a global competition that challenges students to dream up new and innovative apps. With the support of Microsoft, their ideas are transformed into realities and taken from their region, to their country and finally to the world stage.