Building Blocks of Technology

In this issue:

• Smart Construction: Business and Environment
• Safe Shopping Online
• Video Surveillance

Quick Tip: To make it easier to remember your password, use a phrase and insert letters and numbers into it, like: 1!u>R0ck&R0!! (Translation:  Iluvrock&roll)

Why:  Hackers can try millions of possible password combinations per second using powerful brute-force-attack software that is readily available online.

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Update your operating system, Internet browser and email client software as often as possible.  Spammers, as viruses, often take advantage of your security holes.  Why not consider becoming an IT Radix Management and Support client.

Building Blocks of Technology

In this issue:

• Leveraging Technology for Construction
• Clamp Down Email
• Building Your Team

This month’s SPAM Blocker Tip is: Do not accept 3rd-party cookies

Set your browser security so it does not accept 3rd-party cookies (at least the Medium level on Internet Explorer). Cookies are pieces of information that websites use to track who you are as well as track things that you’ve been searching for.

Recently, the Morris County Chamber of Commerce held its annual Not-For-Profit Conference. The goal of the conference is to provide information, education and new strategies that leaders in the not-for-profit community can integrate to propel their organizations forward.

A donation is only a click away! Yep, technology tools are paving the way for people to donate more easily!

Today’s millennials grew up with technology, so being connected and tech savvy is in their blood. Equipped with the latest technology and gadgets, they are online and connected 24/7. So how should not-for-profit organizations reach out to this up-and-coming generation? Well, with technology, of course! Whether it’s mobile apps, social media or touching them where they shop, it’s time to get onboard and utilize some of these tech tools to help with fundraising efforts.

By definition, a not-for-profit (NFP) organization is one that does not earn profits for its owners. Some may think that NFPs are slower-paced and less challenging in nature, but nothing could be further from the truth. The reality is that these organizations face the same business challenges as for-profit businesses.

IT Radix and You…Perfect Together

In this issue:

• Technology Challenges Facing Not-For-Profits
• Fundraising Tools for Good
• Winning Hashtags
• Reaching the Promised Land