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Remote Access - Accessing Emails and Files from Anywhere
Have you ever taken work home on a disk or CD and discovered that your documents didn’t survive the transition from the hard drive? Ever been away from the office and wished you could get at your comp… more →
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Remote Access - Accessing Emails and Files from Anywhere
charitysolutions wrote 11 months ago: Have you ever taken work home on a disk or CD and discovered that your documents didn’t survive the … more →
Using Internet Telephony For Professional Communications – Is It Worth It? Is It Safe?
charitysolutions wrote 1 year ago: Todays workplaces are faced with challenges every day because of the introduction of new technologie … more →
Using Instant Messaging in the Office
charitysolutions wrote 1 year ago: We have received a question about using Instant Messaging services (such as AIM, Yahoo, MSN Messenge … more →
Green IT - some simple ways to start
charitysolutions wrote 1 year ago: Last time we took a slightly cynical look at the mountain of green rhetoric we are all being subject … more →
Choosing Your Charity Database - Selecting the Best Provider
charitysolutions wrote 1 year ago: Lets assume the ‘must have’ list of your priorities on what features you need (covered i … more →
Choosing Your Charity Database - What Features Do You Need?
charitysolutions wrote 1 year ago: Choosing a new database can be confusing – particularly if you are not an IT or database exper … more →
Why Do Some IT Suppliers Treat Charities So Badly?
charitysolutions wrote 1 year ago: … and why do so many charities let them get away with it? OK, this post could get me drummed … more →
How Much Will Your Database Really Cost?
charitysolutions wrote 1 year ago: So its time to buy a database for your charity or NFP. You have been given a budget. Now it’ … more →
Choosing a Charity Database
charitysolutions wrote 1 year ago: Most charities and NFPs need to manage “people” records (supporters, donors, beneficiari … more →
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