Wild Apricot
MARCH 18, 2010
Stock photo sites often have great deals on low-cost images for your blog or website. Tags: Non-profit technology nptech Blogging images application Flickr. — but you don’t have the time or opportunity to go take a photograph. No problem. but what if your budget is a big fat zero? Again, no problem. read more ).
TechImpact
APRIL 30, 2014
Image courtesy of SMB Tech Guide. Application level security. When licensing, ensure your nonprofit has access to additional resources as necessary. For many nonprofits, the move to the cloud is an obvious choice. The problem is, when nonprofits are preparing to choose a cloud provider , many fall flat. Data protection.
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TechImpact
OCTOBER 3, 2013
Image courtesy of Salesforce Foundation Blog. In addition, nonprofits are offered up to 10 licenses for free! An application used for splitting donations between multiple programs, and provide a view for account administrators to view allocated funds as well as the total amount donated. thanks to a variety of apps!
Tech Soup
MAY 27, 2015
If your nonprofit or public library received donated Microsoft software through TechSoup, you probably used the Volume Licensing Service Center (VLSC) to get your software. In case you're not familiar, the VLSC is an online tool for managing Microsoft Volume Licensing agreements, downloading products, and accessing volume license keys.
Beneblog: Technology Meets Society
SEPTEMBER 4, 2014
At Benetech, we advance technology applications that empower and protect underprivileged populations, and that also have the potential to become financially self-sustaining enterprises. Benetech Labs is where the Benetech team and our social impact partners incubate new software-for-good applications. Click on image to enlarge.
Tech Soup
DECEMBER 16, 2014
To facilitate the use of that data, the city hosted a contest to motivate the development community to make use of more than 100 types of datasets it had released — everything from aerial photographs and business licenses to parking meter information, liquor license applications, and street-sweeping routes. Shutterstock.
Tech Soup
SEPTEMBER 20, 2013
They have developed a way for anyone with a Kansas City public library card to use expensive professional applications like those from Adobe and Microsoft without owning them. Applications will be made available on a one-user-per-license at a time basis, just as they are on public access computers in the library.
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