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Online Computers initially learned about The Valerie Fund through their partnership with JAG Physical Therapy. ❤️❤Over time, our admiration for the Fund’s unwavering commitment to supporting children with cancer and blood disorders has grown immensely.

Efficiency is key in every sector of society, and education is no exception. Educational institutions, from elementary schools to universities, constantly strive to improve their processes to deliver the best possible learning experience for their students.

In Minority Report, the Steven Spielberg-directed blockbuster set in 2054, there’s a scene wherein Tom Cruise’s character walks down a hallway lined with hologram ads and facial recognition security cameras. When the cameras detect his presence, the ads start addressing him by name.

Many healthcare organizations can no longer function without relying on electronic health records (EHRs) and other technological advancements in healthcare. And how could they not? EHR and other healthcare tech tools make things faster and more efficient for healthcare providers.

In these challenging times, it becomes imperative for nonprofits to judiciously manage their resources and ensure that they utilize their donors’ contributions efficiently. At the same time, nonprofits need to stay competitive in their market, and the best way to do so is by investing in IT. 
Why nonprofits should invest in IT
Nonprofit organizations should invest in IT to enhance their operations, achieve their goals more effectively, and stay competitive in their market.

The dynamic nature of the digital landscape means businesses continuously face an ever-expanding array of security threats. From sophisticated malware and phishing attacks to zero-day exploits and data breaches, protecting your valuable information and systems can be a constant challenge.

Being competitive in the modern business landscape requires constant innovation and optimization. However, it's difficult to stay ahead of the game when mundane tasks eat away at your team's valuable time and hinder their creativity. You can turn the tables with Microsoft Co-Pilot, your AI-powered assistant ready to charge alongside you.

Remote work gives employees the freedom to work wherever and however they like, but this arrangement also invites security risks. Having the freedom to use personal devices for remote work can give cybercriminals a gateway into your company’s network and valuable assets.

Imagine you have a luxury car that you want to keep safe, so you park it inside a secret room in your garage and safeguard the door with multiple locks. You also install a sophisticated surveillance system that sounds the alarm when someone gets too close to the car.