General
29.06.2021
Future-proofing and embracing technology in the charity sector
We have a wealth of expertise and experience implementing IT services for charities and helping organisations to overcome their challenges.
Services
Charities face a number of IT challenges, such as protecting the data of those who are vulnerable as well as donor’s financial information.
Many also need to find ways to make gains operationally, decrease costs, aid collaboration, increase awareness and engage with a wider audience in new ways.
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Security, reliability and accessibility
Our expert team have decades of experience in supporting charities with their IT services. We work together to understand the requirements going forward that will underpin the objectives and goals and ensure a plan is in place to allow security, reliability, accessibility and growth.
At all times we ensure the charity makes the most of their IT investments.
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Data Protection
Charities will be responsible for not only their employee’s sensitive data, but also the data of vulnerable clients. Donors need to be reassured that the charities they support are managing risk effectively.
02
IT Budget Constraints for Charities
Keeping costs low but improving efficiencies is a challenge for any organisation. Aligning IT to your business goals is crucial for making the most of your IT investment.
03
Cyber Security Education for Staff
A lack of employee awareness of cyber security can create barriers and also increase risk, particularly with cyber-attacks rising in frequency and ingenuity.
Client
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“With the foundations of improved IT systems and security standards provided by CT, we have engaged in a National contract and are working to achieve important ISO standards that are required at this level. We are also safe in the knowledge that all our sensitive data is secure and that we have a roadmap in place for the next five years that will meet our objectives. Together with CT, we continue to build a long term working relationship that provides the foundations we need to continue helping those who need our support most.”
Rachel Medina, Head of Operations at Snowdrop Project
