In the free slides and recording from our January 2017 webinar, we offer specific tips on upgrades to plan this year for your infrastructure including what to replace. We touch on security that you can’t delay any longer, and also delve into productivity resolutions – how to get your team flowing using the tools you probably already have available. If it’s been on your “to do” list, we hope this webinar will motivate you to get it done!
Community IT January 2017 News covering January webinar on nonprofit technology New Year’s Resolutions Roundtable, cloud computing, and security trends.
Things we’ve learned, or learned are important, about Dropbox for Business – from actual implementations and client use. Although learning curve challenges are real, users largely find the benefits of Dropbox for Business outweigh these challenges.
If you missed our Dropbox webinar in November you can catch the slides and recording here. In this webinar we answer some of the questions we get frequently about moving to the cloud.
Our panel of Community IT Innovators experts share their New Year’s Resolutions with you regarding their nonprofit technology concerns in security, technology management, the cloud, infrastructure, and more.
A few resources on Dropbox – the original, Dropbox for Business, and the apps for iOs and Android – to supplement Steve Longenecker’s November webinar “Is Dropbox Your Next File Server?”
Two articles from WIRED clearly explain the IoT and security. “Despite what you may have heard, your webcam and DVR and baby monitor and smart refrigerator almost certainly aren’t complicit in last Friday’s collapse. You’re not an accessory to botnet. At least, not this time”
If you missed this week’s webinar on Identifying IT Risks, you can check out the slides and recording here. Eva Townsend and Nura Aboki perform routine Technology Assessments on existing and new clients several times a month and share our best practices for reviewing IT risks and putting safeguards in place.
For our last free webinar of 2016 please join us for an in-depth and hands-on look at the pros and cons of using Dropbox as a cloud-based replacement for your file server.
This article from the Nonprofit Quarterly is about periodic risk assessment for nonprofits, from a broad management view point. It’s a good philosophical starting point to think about the types of threats out there, your organizational culture, and the budgeting and processes you need for monitoring and avoiding risks.