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Today Carolyn talks with William Maxwell, who was hired at Community IT 22 years ago with the sentence “Have you SEEN how he uses a computer?” William is a Senior Engineer at Community IT and the go-to guy for the trickiest problems at our largest clients, usually what we call co-managed IT where he backstops an in-house IT department with additional expertise. William loves solving those problems by finding what will work, knowing that nonprofits come to IT needing to manage scarce resources and funding, which means they always need creative solutions, patience, and good counsel. William's calm manner and extraordinary abilities are just what our large clients need.His advice to folks looking to combine a love of nonprofit service with an interest in IT? Don't focus on degrees and pricy qualifications over on-the-job learning “… As long as you have the heart into it, then everything else will work out.”Speakers:Community IT Innovators William Maxwell has been providing organizations with network infrastructure, planning and helpdesk support since 2000, and is now a Senior Engineer. He has a range of technical experience, and works in both Macintosh and Microsoft Windows environments. William enjoys having the opportunity to help non-profit organizations use technology towards achieving their missions. In addition to being an engineer, he researches cutting-edge technology and refines and coordinates Best Practices documentation.Prior to Community IT Innovators William worked for a local cable company where he was initiated into the world of cable, Internet, and telephones. He is a Microsoft Certified System Engineer and Apple OS X certified. William is a Mac enthusiast, and in his spare time William studies and practices speaking Spanish.

Part 2 of this webinar: Q&AAs a nonprofit manager or executive you know project management tips and tricks – it's your job.  One of the biggest projects you may ever have to manage is an office move. The people, the computers, and all the moving parts that have to land in the right place and be ready to go from your new location on day one.As an IT manager, you keep the emails flowing, the data backing up, and the website live – it's your job. One of the biggest challenges you may have to face is to manage an office move.  Moment of panic when you “flip the switch” the first day? We've all been there.Join Community IT Innovators office move experts William Maxwell and Rick Alloway for an informative and lively discussion of best practices to pursue, and pitfalls to avoid.  We've learned a thing or two about moving in our 20+ years of working with nonprofits, and we want to help you get through it without tears.Office moves can be disruptive, but they don't have to be frustrating or involve unmitigated downtime.  This webinar gives some good laughs at the worst that can happen, and some good insights into preventing disaster from happening to you.Presenters:Rick Alloway provides on-site Information Technology support for a number of charter schools and nonprofit organizations. Prior to Community IT, Rick did legislative work for a safety advocacy group on Capitol Hill for four years. This experience gives him an deeper understanding of the organizational and technical challenges nonprofits face.He enjoys working with organizations in the Washington, DC area and seeing first-hand how they are all working together to improve the community. Rick is a A+ certified, and holds Bachelors degrees in Political Science and Psychology from the University of Delaware. He is also an Eagle Scout and an avid reader of fiction.William Maxwell has been providing organizations with network infrastructure, planning and helpdesk support since 2000, and is now a Senior Engineer. He has a range of technical experience and has worked in a variety of environments. William enjoys having the opportunity to help non-profit organizations use technology towards achieving their missions. In addition to being an engineer, he researches cutting-edge technology and refines and coordinates Best Practices documentation.Prior to Community IT Innovators, William worked for a local cable company where he was initiated into the world of cable, Internet, and telephones. He is a Microsoft Certified System Engineer and Apple OS X certified. William is a Mac enthusiast, and in his spare time William studies and practices speaking Spanish.

Part 1: General Logistics. Look for Part 2: Q&AAs a nonprofit manager or executive you know project management tips and tricks – it's your job.  One of the biggest projects you may ever have to manage is an office move. The people, the computers, and all the moving parts that have to land in the right place and be ready to go from your new location on day one.As an IT manager, you keep the emails flowing, the data backing up, and the website live – it's your job. One of the biggest challenges you may have to face is to manage an office move.  Moment of panic when you “flip the switch” the first day? We've all been there.Join Community IT Innovators office move experts William Maxwell and Rick Alloway for an informative and lively discussion of best practices to pursue, and pitfalls to avoid.  We've learned a thing or two about moving in our 20+ years of working with nonprofits, and we want to help you get through it without tears.Office moves can be disruptive, but they don't have to be frustrating or involve unmitigated downtime.  This webinar gives some good laughs at the worst that can happen, and some good insights into preventing disaster from happening to you.Presenters:Rick Alloway provides on-site Information Technology support for a number of charter schools and nonprofit organizations. Prior to Community IT, Rick did legislative work for a safety advocacy group on Capitol Hill for four years. This experience gives him an deeper understanding of the organizational and technical challenges nonprofits face.He enjoys working with organizations in the Washington, DC area and seeing first-hand how they are all working together to improve the community. Rick is a A+ certified, and holds Bachelors degrees in Political Science and Psychology from the University of Delaware. He is also an Eagle Scout and an avid reader of fiction.William Maxwell has been providing organizations with network infrastructure, planning and helpdesk support since 2000, and is now a Senior Engineer. He has a range of technical experience and has worked in a variety of environments. William enjoys having the opportunity to help non-profit organizations use technology towards achieving their missions. In addition to being an engineer, he researches cutting-edge technology and refines and coordinates Best Practices documentation.Prior to Community IT Innovators, William worked for a local cable company where he was initiated into the world of cable, Internet, and telephones. He is a Microsoft Certified System Engineer and Apple OS X certified. William is a Mac enthusiast, and in his spare time William studies and practices speaking Spanish.

2001– With one version of the Apple OS X under it’s belt, “Puma” – or OS X 10.1 is released to the public. Updates would include extended DVD support and the ability to burn DVD – RW. There were still a lot of people against this new version of software. A lot of Mac users […]

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In dieser Folge spreche ich über das gescheiterte Safe Harbor Abkommen und die Folgen, sowie die Neuheiten von Microsoft, wie Apple OS X verstümmelt hat, wo bereits 5 G Netze getestet werden uvm. Themen: Safe Harbour Abkommen für nichtig erklärt Microsoft Event Surface Book Surface Pro 4 Neue Lumias Apple verstümmelt OSX 5G Netz wird bereits getestet Pfeife der Woche: Huawei und ihre Router Netzpolitik: Zensur in einer Demokratie, kann das gut gehen !? Distro der Woche: OpenIndiana 2015.10 Sailfish der Woche: Jolla Tablet erneut verschoben Wie immer wünsche ich viel Spaß beim reinhören ;)

А вот и он - новый, совершенно новый подкаст! Новые люди, новые ведущие, новые мы! [00:00 – 04:04] Вступление и приветствие: Уход Ильи Казакова и представление Александра @zen_pc Побыванца, Романа @goroshkin Горошкина и Анжела @abozhin Божинова Конкурс с Macov.net Обзор Xiaomi Mi4 – на следующей неделе [04:04 – 30:50] Презентация Google: Android 5.0 Lollipop Nexus 6 Nexus 9 Nexus Player [30:50 – 32:08] Amazon Phone [32:08 – 57:21] Презентация Apple: OS X 10.10 Yosemite – релиз, впечатления Retina iMac – зачем миру 5K, кроме видео/фото-монтажа? Mac Mini iOS 8.1 iPad Air 2 iPad Mini 3 Apple SIM [57:21 – 62:00] Впечатления Сергея от планшета на Windows и смартфона на Windows Phone; Windows 10 [62:00 – 64:25] Microsoft Surface Pro 3 [64:25 – 74:52] Ответы на вопросы слушателей [74:52 – 76:28] Заключение и прощание Сайт: beardycast.com/ВКонтакте: vk.com/beardycastGoogle+ communities/115556032110113953828iTunes: itunes.apple.com/ru/podcast/beardycast/id868222886RSS: beardycast.com/feed/

In questo episodio di Tech Break: – Le novità della WWDC 2014 di Apple: OS X 10.10 Yosemite, iOS 8 e il nuovo linguaggio di programmazione Swift – SpaceX presenta la navetta Dragon V2, in grado di portare fino a 7 persone sulla Stazione Spaziale Internazionale e non solo – Notizie flash: Microsoft mostra in … Continua la lettura di Tech Break – 4/6/2014 – Le novità dalla WWDC 2014 di Apple e la Dragon V2 di SpaceX →

In questo episodio di Tech Break: – Le novità della WWDC 2014 di Apple: OS X 10.10 Yosemite, iOS 8 e il nuovo linguaggio di programmazione Swift – SpaceX presenta la navetta Dragon V2, in grado di portare fino a 7 persone sulla Stazione Spaziale Internazionale e non solo – Notizie flash: Microsoft mostra in … Continua la lettura di Tech Break – 4/6/2014 – Le novità dalla WWDC 2014 di Apple e la Dragon V2 di SpaceX →

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