Technology Planning
Why Technology Planning Matters
For many organizations, once a computer or piece of software is purchased it isn’t thought about again until something breaks. This often leaves employees with outdated hardware, technology tools that no longer serve their purpose, and leaves an organization vulnerable to lost data. Organizations without IT departments or large budgets often wait until something is broken… Read More
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3 Tech Tricks to Help You Save Energy
This time of year the sun goes down earlier and the weather gets colder, which leads us to turn on more lights and crank up the heat. You might be worried about your energy consumption as Fall creeps into Winter, and we wanted to share three ways your technology can be more eco-friendly, at home… Read More
Cybersecurity
Building the Right Cybersecurity Stack for Your Organization
Cybersecurity is a concern for every business, regardless of size or location. You may not be sure what it means to be secure, or what cybersecurity should look like for you. If your organization hasn’t done much with their technology in recent years, you may have larger security risks than you realize, so we’re laying… Read More
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Encouraging Staff to Vote the Right Way
Here at Tech Networks of Boston, we are proud to support our employee’s right to vote. It is essential that your employees know that you care about and support them and that they are able to exercise their right to vote. If you want to encourage your staff to get to the polls for local… Read More
Technology Planning
5 Tips for Successful Technology Projects
Once you decide to start a technology project you have an idea of when you would like the work to be done and how much you are expecting to spend. However, like most major projects, without proper planning and communication schedules can get seriously off track, costing you time and money you didn’t anticipate. From purchasing new computers to migrating to the… Read More
Nonprofit Tips
How to Successfully Leverage a Small Staff and Many Volunteers
Many nonprofits struggle with the same problem: “our staff is tiny and our needs are great.” So how do you work around this issue? Volunteers. Luckily, there are always people who care about what your organization does and want to see you succeed. Here are a few tips on how to manage your volunteers, especially… Read More
Nonprofit Tips
Attracting Volunteers in Three Easy Steps
Tech Networks of Boston has always been passionate about getting involved in our local community and making a difference. We’ve helped start climate initiatives, donated to local nonprofits, and offered free Roundtable sessions for the nonprofit community – we love using business as a force for good. Our employees also love volunteering for their places of… Read More
Company Updates
Diversity and Inclusion doesn’t come easy for MSPs.
Here at Tech Networks of Boston, we are proud to say more than half of our staff are from diverse backgrounds in an industry (IT Services) that is not known for diversity. In recent weeks, we’ve had conversations with our staff about their thoughts about culture, inclusion, and what it takes for all to thrive.… Read More
Nonprofit Tips
How Social Media Can Help Your Nonprofit
Over the years your nonprofit organization has likely created accounts on the major social networking sites: Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. You use these accounts to share photos of volunteers and events, post company updates, and announce new programs. But can you be doing more with your social media? Yes. Social media can be a great tool for your nonprofit, here’s… Read More
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Engaging Your Employees on Social Media
Recently, Tech Networks of Boston announced an initiative to provide financial and technology-based support to organizations in the Boston area. We shared this information to our blog, company social media accounts, and in our internal newsletter. Then something odd happened, some of our employees reached out and asked if it was alright for them to share… Read More
We've created an infographic on the current state of the nonprofit cloud:
