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In a day of rising gas prices and demands on businesses to continue reducing costs to increase margins, it’s not surprising more of our clients are exploring video conferencing options. It’s a way to be a bigger part of the green culture and spend less time on the road or in the air, which means
You may have recently heard lots of hype and excitement around this new product from Microsoft called Office 365. Despite all the marketing lingo and jargon being thrown around, you may yet still be confused about exactly what it is, and what this language really means. What is it about Office 365 that could be
What’s the weather forecast for the rest of 2011 and beyond? According to Microsoft it’s “cloudy”!
If you’re a charitable organization, you are probably familiar with the concept of receiving donations for Microsoft software via Techsoup – one of the most common ways for nonprofits to acquire business software at low costs. The company is now extending the nonprofit advantage into its Office 365 cloud-based solutions, recently announcing that certain Office
I just returned from the New England Society of Association Executives (NE/SAE) Technology Conference – an interactive, insightful event I’ve been attending annually. Meeting with this remarkable group of association executives, staff, and partners was an opportunity for me to hear the challenges and successes their organizations have had while sharing knowledge and best practices
Earlier this month, I joined other website and social media experts at the International Public Relations Association (IPRA) Lunch & Roundtable on “Using Web & Social Media Effectively and Efficiently” to share insights and discuss the latest website-social media integration trends. Meeting with fellow web/social media strategists and the diverse audience (government to nonprofit to
During my presentation at the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) Annual Meeting in August, one question I was asked a lot was: “What exactly is cloud-based file sharing and how do we use it for organizational productivity?”
You’ve heard a lot about or are using Office 365 – the cloud-powered office suite that allows users instant access to business files and applications anytime, anywhere. In the previous post, we discussed the available options and benefits of Office 365 for nonprofits.
When I think “statistics,” I’m brought back to my childhood breakfast table: an oversized bowl of cereal in front of an unfolded newspaper. It was the sports section – always the sports section – that I poured over every morning. I studied the basketball box scores1; the team and player statistics painted a picture of
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