Most of the extra dollars you bring into your non-profit organization get reinvested into the community, and that’s great… But at some point, it’s time to reinvest into yourselves to help you do even MORE for those you serve.
Discover what an IT strategic plan can do for your business, how to make such a plan and who to work with in order to turn your business goals into reality.
The right technology partner can make a world of difference when it comes to helping you make informed choices that support your mission.
Discover how Network Outsource is helping those in need in the New York area by offering scholarship funding and top-tier IT managed services to local NGOs.
It’s always helpful to have a budget that reflects your non-profit organization’s strategic goals, mission, and programs. Whenever possible, try to make your budget at least three months before the end of the fiscal year - allowing you to get approval from the board of directors before the new year begins.
Learning how ransomware works can not only lower your odds of having to deal with an attack but also help you get back on your feet quickly if you are targeted.
For a small non-profit organization, the average technology spending is around 13.2% of the overall budget… But what’s the right amount to set aside?
Having the right technology isn’t enough on its own. You need to make sure you’re using it properly, with an effective strategy, to really get the most out of it. Could you benefit from managed IT services for nonprofits?
Construction companies rely on dynamic network connectivity in order to get work done and streamline field-to-office collaboration. However, construction professionals are busy people. They don’t necessarily have the time to make network support and IT optimization a consistent priority.
The SHIELD Act takes effect in NY State on March 21, 2020. Do you know what it is and how it applies to your company?
