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Charitable organisations and leaders from the community and technology sectors gathered to celebrate the very best in technology innovation and service excellence in the New Zealand charity sector at the inaugural New Zealand Charities Technology Awards Dinner on May 16 at the Waipuna Hotel and Conference Centre, Auckland.Posted on 22/03/2017 by
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Adobe Premiere Pro CC is the industry-leading video production toolset that now delivers a more streamlined way to work, connecting your desktop and mobile apps with your creative assets, so you can create professional productions with brilliant colour, anywhere you are. Important note: A named license means that you can assign it to a “user”. That user can access the license on any device they wish to use it from i.e. a laptop or a desktop. Adobe Premiere Pro CC integrates with the Adobe Clip mobile app, allowing you to shoot and edit videos on your mobile phone or tablet, then finish and export on your computer.Provided by Adobe Charity LicensingSKU: 65272401BB01B12In stock
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Jabra Evolve 40 Stereo Wired Headset – Certified Refurbished for Professional Audio and Productivity The Jabra Evolve 40 Stereo is a professional-grade wired headset featuring dual connectivity via USB and 3.5mm jack, powerful 40mm speakers, passive noise cancellation, and a noise-cancelling microphone—all designed to enhance your productivity in both office and remote work settings. With its ergonomic design and integrated call controls, this certified refurbished headset ensures crystal-clear communication and comfort during long work hours.Provided by Refurbished ComputersSKU: 179242$131.02 ex GST4 in stock
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Download slides here Date: Tuesday 4 August 2020 Course Outline Most of us have spent the last 3 months trying to work our way around Zoom, Slack and Microsoft Teams from home, but what happens when some staff begin to return to the office? How do you ensure those still working from home don't get left behind?Recorded some time ago.Watch now
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“It’s a bit like health and safety. If you don’t invest in it then it will hurt you more in the long run.” Graeme Dingle Foundation Head of Operational Strategy and Relationships John Holley cuts straight to the chase when asked about the importance of technology for not-for-profits. “Some people think it’s a choice between helping people or using technology. It’s not one or the other, it has to be both,” he continues. "The right technology makes us robust and efficient and the solutions we receive through TechSoup New Zealand mean that instead of spending large amounts of money on technology, we can spend it on programs with a transformational impact on young New Zealanders,” Speaking from his organisation’s head office in Auckland, Holley’s IT expertise shows through as he describes how donated and discounted technology through TechSoup New Zealand helps the Dingle Foundation change the lives of thousands of young disadvantaged Kiwis.Posted on 30/07/2018 by
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For many not-for-profit organisations, keeping updated with the latest technology can be challenging. Fortunately, Leading technology providers donate and discount their products through Connecting Up. This means your NFP can leverage world-class technology without the retail price tag. To make things a little easier, we’ve added below our top 10 technology solutions for NFPs with budgets on the smaller side. 1. Microsoft Office Standard Not-for-profit cost is a one-time payment of $76 per license Office Standard is an integrated collection of programs and services designed to work together to enable optimised information work. Applications include Excel, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint, Publisher, and Word.Posted on 22/07/2021 by
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Small not-for-profits are often the lifeblood of their communities, providing essential services on very limited budgets with only a few paid team members. Investing in technology can be difficult when time and money are short, but it's important to equip your team with robust tools in order to work towards your mission securely and efficiently.Posted on 09/06/2022 by