Tech Soup

AUGUST 17, 2009

Does your organization have a plan to keep your technology, data, and assets protected in the event of an emergency or disaster? What if it's not an actual disaster like a hurricane or flood, but a staff member simply loses or breaks a laptop carrying essential supporter data? Join me on Thursday, August 20 at 11 a.m.

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Disaster Tech Hurricane Organization 54

Connection Cafe

MARCH 26, 2020

Catchafire : Time-sensitive requests for short-term projects in our active, virtual volunteer pool can assist with items such as email marke ting setup to spread awareness about health and safety, consultation on remote best practices, and much more. hours of community service.

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Alternative Virtual Volunteer Disaster 39

Tech Soup

NOVEMBER 15, 2013

A short time after she took over a small troubled computer refurbishment nonprofit - hurricane Katrina hit. By 2004 she had come back to her hometown of Baton Rouge and was working as a management consultant to a failing nonprofit. In August of 2005, she had barely begun getting things in order when Hurricanes Katrina and Rita struck.

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Award Louisiana Bolivia Hurricane 77

3rd Sector Labs

NOVEMBER 18, 2014

Don’t let any high-priced consultant convince you otherwise. This is the number one reason why so many nonprofits adopt SaaS software, rely on consultants for technology guidance, and look to the cloud for solving many of their technology needs. You can’t eliminate all technology risk from your organization.

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Organization Software Data Local 130

Non Profit Quarterly

JULY 27, 2021

So, this particular organization came to us—as I said, their management team—and consulted with us. I think that’s probably a good question for your HR department, or a consultant or whatever, or legal counsel, to navigate those issues. And I said, well, what if somebody wants to watch Netflix on their company laptop?

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Policy Team Virtual Tech 102