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TechImpact
DECEMBER 11, 2013
Today, we hope to demystify some of this abstract information and break it down into easily digestible chunks, thanks to an article on TechSoup. A great example of an IaaS is Amazon Web Services which provides users the ability to store, backup, and access files and information. Documents are no longer landlocked to one device.
Saleforce Nonprofit
SEPTEMBER 3, 2021
Whether involved in humanitarian response in conflict or disaster situations, development work, human rights, or peace-building, our international nonprofit customers have some of the most complex nonprofit missions on earth. Read more about Threat Detection Overview in this help document Note: This requires Event Monitoring.
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Tech Soup
APRIL 22, 2013
We recently updated our book, The Resilient Organization: A Guide for Disaster Planning and Recovery. While we are providing the document as a PDF file also, ebooks are easier to resize fonts and thus easier to read, especially on an e-ink device. You should convert your original document to HTML. Conversion.
Tech Soup
DECEMBER 6, 2012
Your photos and Microsoft Office documents are saved automatically to your SkyDrive account. You can also download the free SkyDrive app, which lets you easily share and view your files or photos with others. Like Windows Phone, Windows 8 and Windows RT tablets can use SkyDrive to back up files to the cloud. More Resources.
Tech Soup
DECEMBER 18, 2012
There are many third-party apps available for Android that can help you back up other settings and files that might not be covered by the built-in features. Google has quite a few apps and services for backing up your photos, music, and other files to the cloud. Apps and Services. We recommend the popular MyBackup Pro app.
Tech Soup
JUNE 5, 2011
Organizations with healthy IT infrastructures are continually making iterative improvements based on their program needs, documenting those improvements, and monitoring for future iterations. Perhaps your donors are in the CRM, your advocates and evangelists are in an Excel spreadsheet, and your program beneficiaries are in paper files.
Tech Soup
JUNE 5, 2011
Organizations with healthy IT infrastructures are continually making iterative improvements based on their program needs, documenting those improvements, and monitoring for future iterations. Perhaps your donors are in the CRM, your advocates and evangelists are in an Excel spreadsheet, and your program beneficiaries are in paper files.
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