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Nonprofits using donated versions of Microsoft 365 Business Premium or Office 365 E1 will need to switch to different licenses or risk losing their data.

SoftwareOne cloud management services offer nonprofits partial or complete management of an application, service, or ecosystem in the cloud.

TechSoup and AWS have introduced a tiered structure that allows for varying grant awards based on the reported budget of the organization.

If you're making the step of moving to the cloud at your nonprofit, here are five important tips to keep your systems secure.

Starting January 4, Microsoft Office and Microsoft 365 cloud licenses obtained through TechSoup will include Cloud Support Services delivered by TechSoup.

Microsoft requires organizations to have at least 85 percent of assigned donated licenses to be actively used. Here are all the details you need to know.

As we all shift to a cloud-first world, it's important that your strategy for acquiring donated or discounted digital tools matches your plan to use them.

Discover how your campaigns can implement intentional, strategic, and cohesive messaging across the different communication channels your audience uses.

Take a look on TechSoup's marketplace and discover the tools for nonprofits that need to host meetings with remote workers, external partners, or volunteers.

Find out how a SaaS management plan can save organizations up to 30 percent of their SaaS expenditure that might have been wasted by poor management.

Zoom is increasingly interconnected with other products. Discover the 10 easiest-to-use Zoom integrations to use in your nonprofit workspace.

A cloud-first model comes with improved security, reduced costs, and increased flexibility. Discover some of TechSoup's favorite cloud offers.