Technology Planning

Understanding the TechSoup New Zealand programme

Jan

2013

By: Christine Halim | Category: Technology Planning

Have you registered with TechSoup New Zealand but don't know what products you need? Ryan Jones will talk you through some of the most common requirements of not-for-profits, and the products you can use to help your organisation.

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Understanding the Connecting Up donations and discounts programs

Jan

2013

By: Christine Halim | Category: Technology Planning

Learn how not-for-profits can access donated and discounted technology through our programs

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An overview of the RFP process for not-for-profits

Jan

2013

By: Guest Author | Category: Technology Planning

A request for proposal, or RFP, is a document that describes a project's needs and asks for proposed solutions from qualified vendors. A good RFP can help ensure you have good vendors and your project is completed as planned. This article will help you get started writing good RFPs.

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Microsoft Windows 8 Resource Centre

Oct

2012

By: Ryan Jones | Category: Technology Planning

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Discovering SharePoint for Not-for-Profits (Webinar)

Sep

2012

By: Christine Halim | Category: Technology Planning

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

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First 4 things to know when you have a Mac for the first time.

Jun

2012

By: admin | Category: Technology Planning

So you got Mac. Good for you! They have incredible benefits in some areas, and others you will get some getting used to. In this article I will present the things you need to know.

1) Where has my Windows icon gone! Where is ‘My Computer’?

Mac OS X (pronounced Mac OS 10) has a file explorer (like my computer) called Finder, which you will find in the bottom left hand part of your screen.

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Top 5 benefits of technology planning for nonprofits

Feb

2012

By: admin | Category: Technology Planning

Planning your technology is an important step when it comes to your nonprofit. John Kenyon, a highly-respected nonprofit technology educator and strategist explains why.