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Mobile Device Manager (MDM) helps administrators to Deploy Profiles & Policies, Configure Devices for Wi-Fi/VPN/Email Accounts, Apply Restrictions on using Camera/Browser and to Secure the Devices like Enabling Passcode, Remote Lock/Wipe, etc. Mobile Device Manager Plus supports Smart Phones/Tablets of Windows, Android & iOS.Provided by ManageEngine -
Dell Latitude 5400 14" Touch Laptop - Intel i5-8365U 8GB 256GB NVMe The Dell Latitude 5400 represents a professional-grade business laptop engineered for reliability and performance. Featuring an Intel Core i5-8365U processor with vPro technology, 8GB DDR4 memory, and 256GB NVMe SSD storage, this 14-inch touchscreen laptop delivers responsive computing for office productivity, remote work, and educational tasks. Each unit is professionally refurbished by Reboot IT to like-new condition and includes a comprehensive 12-month warranty for complete peace of mind. ⚠ BIOS Lock Notice: This unit has a BIOS password lock — BIOS settings cannot be modified. The laptop boots normally into Windows 11 Pro and is fully functional for everyday computing. It can boot from its hard drive and USB without issue. Priced to reflect this limitation.$161.73 ex GST7 in stock -
In this webinar learn more about Connecting Up's technology donations program.Recorded some time ago.Watch now
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There are over 2,000 disability providers in Australia who are currently facing massive change due to the introduction of the National Disability Insurance Scheme in June 2016. The NDIS is a generational reform is transforming the entire disability sector as it places people with a disability in the driver’s seat with respect to planning and purchasing their support services. The dominant problems now facing many disability providers include:Watch now -
The Australian disability sector is undergoing massive macro and micro changes. The NDIS is the most significant market disrupter this sector has ever experienced and yet sometimes it seems as if the goal posts are shifting every week.Watch now -
People with disabilities across Australia could enjoy increased mobility thanks to a new online platform giving them access to modified vehicles that would otherwise be lying idle. The initiative, to be piloted in South Australia by the not-for-profit tech company Connecting Up as part of YourSAy’s “Share” initiative, aims to engage with disability service providers and transport providers to create a new “sharing portal” providing access to the vehicles. It would enable companies, and individuals, to rent out their idle transport assets directly to disability service providers and primary caregivers. Connecting Up, which provides critical support for 26,000 not for profits by providing access to affordable digital technology and software, will co-design, develop and market the new platform.Posted on 11/08/2017 by
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Proponents of one of the oldest self-help techniques are using some of the newest technology thanks to a Google AdWords grant and training from Australian not-for-profit technology enabler Connecting Up. The Google AdWords grant, facilitated by Connecting Up – which also provides online training - means the Lifeflow Meditation Centre is helping more Australians manage everything from anxiety to autism. Director of Teaching at Lifeflow, John Burston, says his not-for-profit organisation has seen a 25 per cent increase in web traffic, and a surge in inquiries from interstate since advertising through Google. “The AdWords grant has made it possible to reach a wider audience, and we even had several interstate attendees on our recent weeklong meditation retreat,” he says. “We simply would not have been able to undertake these kinds of advertising campaigns without the Connecting Up training and the Google grants.Posted on 03/10/2017 by
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A full day of Australian Indigenous Language programming on Indigenous Community Television (ICTV) is being sponsored by Connecting Up as part of International Mother Language Day on Wednesday 21 February. International Mother Language Day (IMLD) is a worldwide annual observance held to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and promote multilingualism.Posted on 20/02/2018 by
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A marketing communication strategy is essential regardless of the size and nature of your organization. It doesn’t need to be long or complicated, and simple is usually more likely to acted on. In this webinar, Mel will talk you through what you should include in a simple marketing so it is meaningful, relevant and practical. You will learn: How to set measurable marketing goals and the metrics you should include How to identify who your target market is and why this can save you time and money How to integrate social media into your other off and online activities Tools and tips to help you implement your strategy what to include in an action plan so you implement your marketing strategy. Attendees of this webinar will also receive a copy of Mel’s simple marketing plan template. About the presenter: Mel KettleWatch now