Not for profit stories

Boomi has announced a new charitable donation program led by its Boomiverse user community. >>

The World Health Organization, Microsoft, and Avanade have joined forces to develop a World Health Data Hub. >>

Contract is for managed services for non-profits workers and the 40,000 children, young people and families they support.>>

“We are proud to partner with organisations across the globe that work to create safer cities and promote innovative technology education for students.” >>

"It's vital for our sector to understand where the opportunities are to improve, so we can ensure no one is left behind.">>

AI for Good: Powered by DataRobot will see DataRobot collaborate with up to 10 organisations in 2019 to develop automated machine learning applications.>>

The Instillery CEO Mike Jenkins and REANNZ CIOO Angela Nash join the board of the not-for-profit organisation that supports the $16b NZ tech industry.>>

CompTIA’s Advancing Women in Technology Community has created an online resource to help women and girls find their feet in the IT industry.>>

ARRNet talk about the best ways to service the education sector, as well as its collaboration with Zoom>>

“As a non-profit, we’re getting on with providing a financial advice platform that people can trust.”>>

The company has revealed projects with UTS, The Fred Hollows Foundation and Study Group.>>

"This year we want to step that up reach out to a sector that is very dear to our hearts.">>

Macquarie Telecom says the solution will allow United way to save on costs, simplify and speed up its network.>>

Read the incredible story of a young Kiwi IT specialist helping to heal Africa's poor - and further opportunities that are available.>>

Integrated IT solutions are helping not-for-profit organisations keep a lid on rising operation costs, according to software firm Greentree.>>

Upgrading out-of-date infrastructure and making better use of online media are top priorities for NZ not-for-profits in their efforts to keep up in th>>