In this 60-minute webinar, our expert presenters from Dog and Bone will give you practical and strategic technology advice for organisations planning for a new hybrid workplace.

Many organisations have made dramatic changes to their use of technology to allow their staff to work from home during COVID in the short term. However, now that organisations are planning their ‘return to work’ strategy they are realising that the ‘new normal’ could look very different. This webinar will help organisations to understand what to consider for their technology and provide some practical examples of new ways of working including:

Supporting your team to work using the new hybrid remote working model of home, office and mobile
Collaborating and communicating using Unified communications, telephony and cloud platforms
Managing your procurement and partnerships in technology to provide flexibility and cost efficiency
Online engagement and events with members, donors and customers
Keeping your organisation and information secure in the new online and remote workplace

Thanks to our friends at Dog and Bone, tickets for this webinar have been discounted by 20% from the regular price of a Pro Bono Webinar.

Who should attend?

This webinar is aimed at fundraising and marketing professionals;

NFP and social sector decision makers. This includes CEOs, CFOs, IT managers and operations managers who are making decisions about who their organisation will work and use technology in the future.

Webinar details:

Online event - in this interactive session, you'll have the chance to have your questions answered live by our presenters.

Ticket price includes:

Live access to the webinar — all you need is a computer and/or phone
Access to the interactive chat box to have your questions answered live
Digital Post Webinar Pack — the packs are emailed to you a week after the webinar and include the audio and visual recordings, slide deck, and (if purchased) the webinar book. The webinar book includes the session’s transcript with corresponding slides, the live chat stream and presenter notes.

Bonus Offer:

All registrants are also eligible for an hour of free consulting valued at $250. The hour includes a call or video call with one of our senior consultants, matched up with your specific area of enquiry.

Areas Dog and Bone can provide support on:

IT Strategy and planning
Planning for a hybrid workplace
Managing your IT providers and systems
Technology advice, system selection and security considerations
Phone systems /telephony/video conferencing/collaboration tools
Managing your telecommunications expenses
Telecommunications procurement

Details on how to claim your free consultation will be explained further in the session.

Presented by:

Matt Walton is a Principal consultant at Dog and Bone specialising IT Strategy, Microsoft technologies and Digital Transformation. Matt has over 20 years experience in the NFP sector and has a pragmatic approach to helping community organisations and governments to get the most out of technology.

Dan McKinley, CEO at Dog and Bone, is passionately committed to creating positive change through running a progressive business, building meaningful partnerships across the not-for-profit and Government sector.

An ethical, results driven leader Dan has nurtured Dog and Bone into a thriving business, a mission to “empower purpose driven organisations, to leverage technology for a better world’.

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