Scheduling meetings, sending follow-ups, tracking conversation threads across both Outlook and Teams… Sellers are spending too much of their time on tedious, low-value tasks.
As a Microsoft Partner, we can help you learn how to leverage Copilot for Microsoft 365 as your AI assistant to streamline the sales process and free up your time to focus on what matters most: connecting with customers.
Check out this article to see what this can look like!
Five ways to boost your nonprofit’s cybersecurity today
Don’t put fundraising, constituent services, advocacy, or other important activities on hold while you strengthen your organization’s security stance. You can drive progress toward your goals while taking a great leap forward to protect data and systems.
Leading cloud providers like Microsoft have created highly secure, global infrastructures and have made investments in security research and development that would not be possible for most nonprofits and businesses. As a result, you can benefit from the powerful security capabilities that are built into Microsoft 365 and the cloud applications your team members may already use.
Take a look at the Microsoft e-book “Cloud Security Advice for Nonprofit Leaders” and discover five ways to transform security and minimize your risk exposure—without complicating your technology environment or adding to your IT team’s administrative workload. The infographic covers such topics as:
Contact us now for help in implementing seamless, state-of-the-art security to accelerate your mission.
Drive mission success with cloud technology and programs designed for nonprofits
By migrating applications, databases, and other processes to the cloud, you may be able to accomplish more with your budget and resources while empowering team members and strengthening your connections with volunteers and constituents. Successful nonprofits already take advantage of modern cloud technology as they deliver services, raise and manage funds, and drive growth. In the Microsoft resource guide “Migrating to Azure,” you’ll find which tools and resources they use and how you, too, can benefit your organization by moving to the cloud.
The guide describes how you can perform a successful, efficient cloud migration and modernization of your nonprofit’s workloads. Content highlights include:
Powerful digital security keeps your mission on track
Most nonprofits would rather spend their funds on activities that directly support their goals and constituents as opposed to increasing operational overhead. But they still need to safeguard their technology users, data, and systems against digital attacks and crimes. Many attackers specifically target nonprofits and smaller organizations.
What if there was a convenient, manageable, enterprise-strength security solution that would stand guard over your environment to disrupt attacks in process, alert you to risks, and forestall future threats? Take a few minutes to watch this demo of Microsoft Defender for Business to get an idea how this solution protects your entire network and all endpoints—not just Windows PCs, but also Macs, iPhones, and Android devices.
The main topics covered in the demo and discussion of Defender for Business are:
Hybrid work means expanded digital presence beyond offices. This can sometimes lead to scattered data and security worries due to rapid growth in apps, devices, and locations. Even employee role changes add complexity. To tackle this, IT and security teams rethink data strategies across setups like multicloud, hybrid cloud, and on-premises through three simple steps.
As an HR professional, you should be spending your time getting to know candidates, not mired in admin work or buried in data.
When you bring Copilot for Microsoft 365 into the productivity apps you use every day, you have a virtual teammate who can take on your most time-consuming tasks. As a Microsoft Partner, we can assist your team in optimizing Copilot for a more efficient workday.
