Simple & Secure: IT Strategy essentials for NFP’s in 2025
Does your organisation’s IT enable the business to work effectively and securely?
During the hour we will look at:
- Breaking IT down into bite size chunks and looking at the key considerations for 2025
- What is IT strategy?
- Data Architecture (how do we segregate data to ensure its security?)
- IT & Telecoms infrastructure
- User computing
- Core office Applications
- Line of business Applications (Cloud)
- Digital Marketing
- Cyber Security & Disaster Recovery
- IT Support
- Is AI and opportunity or a risk or both for an NFP?
- How do we procure the best value products, services and people to deliver IT?
- How can Microsoft help?
Why join the webinar?
- Your success depends on IT, all senior managers need to be tech savvy
- The depth of expertise of our speakers
- Gain valuable insights into the key challenges facing NFP’s in 2025
- Identify opportunity areas you hadn’t considered previously
- Understand the commitment Microsoft and Greenlight Computers have to supporting the sector
- Opportunity to attend a more in depth round table event with consultancy time to review your businesses IT strategy in detail
- Opportunity to follow up or speak directly to one of the presenters
Speakers
Gary Dodsons
Greenlight Computers Ltd
CEO at Greenlight Computers (UK Life Science & Healthcare IT Support Specialist) . Providing strategic IT & Cyber Security advice to clients, colleagues and 3rd parties who need it. MBH Non-exec Chair.
Chris Lines
Territory Channel Manager, EMEA & APAC, Tech For Social Impact Microsoft Philanthropies
Chris Lines, Senior Territory Channel Manager at Microsoft works within the Tech for Social Impact team. His role is to ensure that Microsoft reaches as many possible Nonprofit organisations and makes them aware of the leading Cloud Technology products that they can access as either donated or heavily discounted prices. Chris comes from a Public Sector background so understands the nuances of dealing with government funded organisations. Before heading up the Education team at large reseller Insight for several years, he worked as an external Client Director in the Public Sector space dealing directly with end users and ensuring they were getting the most out of their technology budget.
