Web 3.0, also known as web3, represents not just an innovation in technology but in thinking too. Nonprofits should take note of three key innovations.
TechSoup is launching Quad, a space where you can come together with your peers and other stakeholders to work on issues that are most important to them.
Learn what's changing within Zoom and how you can leverage the new capabilities to keep your team running smoothly.
Libraries
Libraries will now access TechSoup Microsoft products through its academic offers. This will give them more licensing options at a slightly higher cost.
We spoke to four food security organizations in Colombia, Portugal, South Africa, and the United States to better understand their challenges
Learn three important changes to the Microsoft program that you need to know and key dates that may impact your year-end plans.
Beginning April 4, 2022, on-premises Microsoft products will no longer be available to nonprofits as a donation. Microsoft cloud donations will continue.
In these times, many nonprofits are looking for more flexible, resilient, and secure solutions. Find out more about Microsoft’s cloud-based products!
TechSoup is dedicated to understanding the needs of nonprofits working in food security. We have learned five big things from our conversations with them.
TechSoup's Digital Assessment Tool helps nonprofits identify key areas that can benefit from better technology and provides solutions to maximize impact.
To prevent staff burnout during this rapid pace of technology changes, you should follow best practices to be proactive with purposeful communication.
As of July 1, 2021, TechSoup has made changes to the credit limit and admin fee for AWS, in order to empower more organizations to use it. Discover more!
