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  The current Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has highlighted how easily our routines can be disrupted. Is your organisation ready to embrace remote work and a distributed workforce?

We are here to guide you on your digital journey Whether building a new digital ecosystem, reinventing key customer touchpoints, or modernising current applications, innovation is required to stay relevant. We employ over 60 staff located across New Zealand to provide comprehensive services for our diverse clients.

Not-for-profit and charity organisations rely heavily on fundraising to support their missions and serve their beneficiaries. In today's world, with increasing competition for donor dollars, it is more important than ever to develop a comprehensive fundraising strategy that ensures sustainable funding for your organisation's work.  Here are some key elements to consider when developing a not-for-profit and charity fundraising strategy:  Define your organisation's mission and impact  To have a successful fundraising campaign for your not-for-profit, you need to have a clear understanding of your organisation's mission and the impact you are making in the community. This will help you articulate your message and make a compelling case for support. 

An Exchange Server Enterprise device client access license (CAL) can be used only in conjunction with an Exchange Server Standard device CAL. It authorizes one computer or other device to access additional features in Exchange Server (Standard or Enterprise) regardless of the number of users (for example, on a shared workstation). This offer provides one Enterprise device CAL. Enterprise user CALs — for providing individuals with access to additional features — and Standard CALs (user and device) are also available. Major Capabilities The Enterprise CAL provides access to the following additional features in Exchange Server Standard or Enterprise edition.

Windows Server is Microsoft's solution for workgroup file, print, and communication servers, as well as for Internet content delivery. If an organisation has a large number of authenticated external Internet users accessing Windows Server or utilizing Windows Services, an external connector license (ECL) allows an unlimited number of simultaneous connections. This offer provides one ECL for Windows Server. For a small number of authenticated external users, a more economical solution might be to acquire client access licenses (CALs) for the maximum number of simultaneous connections expected. Please note that an organisation with an ECL still has to acquire CALs for the internal devices accessing the server. No license is required for anonymous Internet users.