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During the week of 21 to 25 May, an anonymous organisation participated in a simulated phishing campaign to test staff behaviour and determine the level of vulnerability to an actual phishing attack. 

Date: 29th June 2022, Wednesday Time: 11:00AM -12:00PM (AEST) Price: Free This webinar will include the following: Brief introduction about the cyber security threat landscape: What has stayed the same since 2021 What has changed in 2022 Common types of scams targeting businesses and individuals during the End of Financial Year period. Case studies and industry examples: Business email compromise Software vulnerabilities such as Log4j End of financial year scams Tips and tricks to protect you, your family and your organisation. This course is suitable for: Everyone Course Outcomes: By the end of this webinar your organisation will have an understanding of the following topics:

Date: Tuesday, 27th September 2022 Time: 1:00PM – 2:00PM NZST Price: Free Includes: Live access to webinar, participation in live Q&A session, access to post webinar recording and slides as well as any additional templates provided by the speaker With eInvoicing taking over the business world, the Australian Government is spending millions of dollars to support the roll-out of eInvoicing across the country and to help educate business owners to the benefits of eInvoicing. The recent campaign on 'National eInvoicing Week' comprised of multiple events providing knowledge for businesses from different industry backgrounds, persuading them to switch to eInvoicing.

Date: 12th October 2022 Time: 11:00AM -12:00PM (AEDT) Price: Free In the post COVID-19 era, cybersecurity risk remains at an all-time high for organisations small and large. Effective cybersecurity protections are therefore critical to secure your information and technology assets, and build cyber resilience against potential threats. In today’s panel discussion webinar, we will discuss the challenges facing not-for-profits, how to make strategic resourcing decisions and key practices required to identify risks and protect assets. The panel will discuss:

Microsoft 365 is a powerful suite of productivity tools that includes familiar Office apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, as well as cloud-based services like Exchange, OneDrive, Teams, and SharePoint. In this webinar, we will introduce you to the key features and benefits of Microsoft 365 and show you how to get the most out of them. Whether you haven’t touched 365 yet, are only using 365 for Office, or are already dabbling with several of the services, this webinar will have something for you. We'll start by exploring the different apps and services included in Microsoft 365, how they work together and what existing functions 365 will take on and improve.

Be prepared and feel confident with this concise presentation covering the key areas to address for a smooth financial and payroll year end. The session includes an update on the MYOB SME product range with the presenters’ Top 5 time saving features in AccountRight online and Browser

Tips and examples of reports to review the year just finished and to look ahead at the coming 12 months.

Unlock Efficiency with the Refurbished Lenovo USB Numeric Keypad – Your Budget-Friendly Path to Enhanced Productivity In today's fast-paced digital world, efficiency is key, and the Lenovo USB Numeric Keypad (33L3225) is your gateway to unmatched precision and speed. This refurbished 17-key numeric pad offers the perfect blend of affordability and performance, making it an ideal choice for budget-conscious buyers seeking to boost their productivity without breaking the bank. Designed to complement ThinkPad notebooks yet compatible with a wide range of notebook and desktop computers, this keypad is a versatile tool that enhances data entry, financial transactions, and complex calculations with ease.

Lenovo T2424ZA 24-inch Full HD IPS Monitor – Certified Refurbished (Stand Not Included) The Lenovo T2424ZA is a 24-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS monitor featuring 250 nits brightness, a 1000:1 contrast ratio, and a 60 Hz refresh rate, designed for business and office productivity. Offering 2 x USB 3.0 downstream ports, HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.2, and VESA mount compatibility, this certified refurbished monitor delivers reliable performance with essential eye comfort technologies such as flicker-free display and blue light filter. Please note: this model is sold without a stand/base, so a compatible VESA mount or third-party stand will be required for setup.

Lexmark C925H2MG magenta toner cartridge works with C925, C925dtn, C925dttn, C925HDN, C925H2, C925H2dn, C925H2dtn, C925H2n, C925H2tn, C925X2, C925X2N, C925X2TN printers. Get exceptionally vibrant, professional-quality prints with genuine Lexmark C925H2MG high-yield magenta toner. Designed for the high-volume user, this cartridge offers a page yield of up to 7,500 pages.

This HP Q6471A (501A) Magenta laser toner cartridge is designed for use in Hewlett Packard Colour LaserJet 3600, 3800 and CP3505 series printers. This Hewlett Packard Colour LaserJet black toner cartridge boasts a large 6,000 page yield (estimated) and is manufactured with cutting edge technology to ensure consistent and professional results every time.

Unlock premium visuals and sustainability with our refurbished Lenovo ThinkVision L2251p 22" monitor - your wallet and planet will thank you. Dive into the world of enhanced productivity without breaking the bank with our refurbished Lenovo ThinkVision L2251p 22" monitor. Ideal for both work and play, this monitor delivers exceptional clarity and vibrant colors at a fraction of the cost of buying new. Choosing refurbished technology not only stretches your dollar further but also supports environmental sustainability by extending the life of existing tech products. Experience the seamless integration of quality, performance, and eco-consciousness with every use.

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.

Preventing Violence in the Home has recently started a new pilot project called "Safe At Home" which is aimed at keeping high risk families safe, by making their homes more secure, with locks being changed or fitted, sensor lighting installed, glass doors changed to solid wood, broken windows fixed, fire extinguishers and smoke detectors provided etc.  Each victim will also be given a personal silent alarm, monitored 24 hours a day. This project will be running on the Microsoft Dynamics CRM platform. “We anticipate having amazing information which will help New Zealand learn better ways to protect vulnerable families, as a result of this project and the only way we could manage this, is through our wonderful new database. Thank you for making this possible for us, we could never have afforded to buy your products. We are so grateful.” Jane Drumm. Read more...

One of the most exciting outcomes for NZFVWO having partnered with ConnectingUp Australia to bring TechSoup to New Zealand charities has been the amazing effect it has had in just a few short months of operation. The Mangere East Family Service Centre is one such outcome. “For the first time in fifteen years all our computers can talk to each other with a common operating system Windows XP and a common work platform, Office 2007. This means that staff can now share documents, collaborate and interact more on the work they are doing.” Director, Peter Sykes.

The New Zealand Federation of Family Budgeting Services Inc (the Federation) is a collective of community organisations sharing a common code of ethics, philosophy, and commitment to delivering top quality, free budgeting advice to family/whanau and individuals. “We were finding that we were starting to receive documents we could not open as our software was so out of date, so it is great we now have Office Professional” Sally Bray, Office Manager Family Budgeting Services Inc

You can now sign-up for a day’s learning experience, where using the web as an everyday business tool will be unmasked. Participants at the September 4 e-Engage Your Community mini-conference at Massey University’s Wellington Campus will learn from hands-on workshops, presentations and case studies as an introduction to online tools, web 2.0 and social networking—what an organisation now needs to survive in the information age.

Auckland, New Zealand – Wednesday, August 27, 2008 – Strengthening its support of charities, voluntary and community groups, Microsoft today announced its goal to triple its annual software donations to $4.5 million in a new partnership with TechSoup, a global organisation that is set up to provide a one stop shop for technology donations. To read more on official Microsoft Press Release please click here

Te Puna Whaiora provides an early and transforming intervention in the lives of vulnerable children, so that together with their families they may begin to build a brighter future. "We believe that the advances available in Windows 7, Exchange 2010, Office 2010, SQL 2008 and Windows Server 2008 will enable us to offer much more functionality, reliability and performance utilising the same hardware and we are looking forward to being able to draft plans for an infrastructure upgrade program not possible before."

Calling all social entrepreneurs to enter the HotHouse... We want to hear from you about your enterprising idea - whether rough and ready or well polished - if you have an idea that combines making a profit with community benefit, this is the opportunity to win some extra cash and support to take you to the next level. By entering the HotHouse, you could be given the chance to be one of ten entrants to pitch to our expert panel of leading business and community practitioners. Up for grabs are six cash prizes of up to $5000 and professional support towards getting you a social loan. The HotHouse is derived from the reality television series Dragon's Den and will be run as part of the CED Conference programme on April 19 at the Trusts Stadium Waitakere.

We're pleased to announce that the Christchurch Community Arts Council is the winner of our recent Laptop giveway.  They're delighted of course, and they write here about how having this new equipment is really helping them in the recovery process after the February eathquake. "Amid the gloom and sadness of the Christchurch earthquake and receiving the news that our heritage building was to be demolished there emerged a small ray of sunshine -  a phone call from TechSoup to tell me that I had won a laptop for the Christchurch Community Arts Council in the” Laptop giveaway.”        Read more

In this webinar on WordPress, Chris Drabsch will take you on a grand tour of the web's most popular content management system (CMS).

Learn how a constituent management (CRM) system can be used to help you connect and manage your community better.

If you're looking to adopt a new constituent relationship management (CRM) system for your not-for-profit, learn how important it is to avoid these common mistakes.

If you're looking for a way to manage your relationship with your clients or donors, this one hour webinar from TechSoup will show you how Microsoft Dynamics CRM can help.

Interested in Microsoft SharePoint? Debbie Ireland shares how it can be used to help your team work better together.

Need to use Adobe products for your not-for-profit? Ryan Jones takes you through some of the main Adobe products and how they can be used.

In this introductory webinar, we will help you understand how Facebook works and guide you through the basics of Facebook for not-for-profits

Learn and be inspired by some of the most effective online fundraising ideas and strategies from around the world.

Micro-globalism is a new force which is dramatically changing the way the world does business. In the next ten years it will cause a substantial shift in employment within Australia and directly cause the failure of many thousands of businesses who fail to adapt.

If your not-for-profit is thinking of upgrading to Windows 8, here's an introductory look at what's new and how to approach this operating system.

Hear directly from a not-for-profit organisation on their journey in moving to the Cloud in this case study presentation.

Technology is moving so fast that what’s the norm today is old school by tomorrow. By thinking outside the box, embracing new emerging technologies and changing the way ICT is thought about within the organisation, it is possible to reduce the costs and risks for your organisation, as well as give your staff the technology and freedom to do their jobs better.

More and more organisations are now turning to mobile technology to engage with their audience. In this recorded webinar, Ryan Jones takes you through the difference between apps and websites.