Eve Joseph, Microsoft UK
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Microsoft have been pioneers in making their widely used software affordable for the not-for-profit sector, via heavily discounted pricing and close to free supply via the CTX programme. Eve Joseph Microsoft's manager of their not-for-profit programme will outline Microsoft's vision for the sector.
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- 3 Reasons I showed you this video – 1 – Microsoft is more than windows and office. U are all here because you are interested in technology and Microsfot is leading the way in a number of innovations. There are many areas we can help charities such as yourselves. 2 – The world of technology is changing – new concepts are just around the corner and as charities / philanthropic organisations, we need to make sure we ensure you are ready for the changes and are sustainable. These changes are not as far out as you would imagine…. 3 – Vision of where Microsoft thinks technology is going
- CTX – Gave away $5million last year Pakistan – just the UK donated over £50,000 cash – managed from corporate head quarters IT flows through different agencies including UN agencies. Net hopeResponse protocol run from corporate
- Cutting CostsBeing more competitiveReducing data and processing time and costsMaking IT easier to useImproving CommunicationsCompliance and Governance
- Chris Harris – Sales Manager – set up pilots
- Final Friday each month
- Research into what Microsoft has to offer not only in the enterprise world but with consumer technologies that may be able to support your charity