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February 2008: Lowering the Cost of IT, published UK
Fundraising, Charity Times
To
read the full article visit:
http://www.fundraising.co.uk/news/2008/02/17/lowering-cost-it
October 2007: appiChar director Ian Ryder participates in a roundtable discussion
on virtualisation for Charity Times
To
read the full article visit:
http://www.charitytimes.com/pages/ct_features/oct-nov07/text-features/ct_octnov07_feature2_roundtable.htm
October 2007:
Published in
VNU, Computing and various others
Death knell for the upgraded PC? Article written by appiChar director, Ian Ryder
To
read the full article visit:
http://www.vnunet.com/crn/analysis/2199784/death-knell-upgraded-pc-3501393
http://www.computing.co.uk/crn/analysis/2199784/death-knell-upgraded-pc-3501393
http://greenitdepartment.itweek.co.uk/crn/analysis/2199784/death-knell-upgraded-pc-3501393
http://www.computeractive.co.uk/crn/analysis/2199784/death-knell-upgraded-pc-3501393
http://www.itbcomputing.com/pr/14343
Jan - June 2007: Published in the
ICT
Hub Knowledgebase
appiChar has been providing the ICT Hub Knowledgebase with articles
about important IT systems. Click on
the links below to see the
articles:
January 2007: Published in
Charity Finance
appiChar provides some of the leading commentary for this year's
Charity IT Survey, published in Charity Finance
To
read the full survey visit:
http://www.charityfinance.co.uk/it/itsurvey2007.pdf
June 2006: Published in
The Register
appiChar announces that it has gone
CarbonZero
and that all new PCs we sell will be CarbonZero for their first
year
of life.
To
read the full article visit:
http://www.channelregister.co.uk/2006/06/12/green_pcs/
Also
can be seen on:
Fundraising.co.uk :
Yahoo :
The
Scan Engine :
NFP Techno
May 2006: Published in
Guardian Technology Supplement
Small
businesses wanting to cut costs could take heed from drug and
alcohol treatment charity Compass, which
has cut its IT budget by an
estimated £10,000. "The charity has a number of different sites and
the traditional
way of communicating would be installing a server at
each site, but that is expensive to buy and maintain," explains
James White, Service Delivery Manager at consultancy appiChar, which
has installed Compass' new system with a
central database and
servers at head office and Terminal Servers linked to all the
charity's other sites.
To
read the full article visit:
http://technology.guardian.co.uk/businesssense/story/0,,1782994,00.html
May 2006:
NFP
Techno
appiChar announces the launch of its new on-line backup service.
To
read the full article visit:
http://nfptechno.netxtra.net/archive/view.jsp?ref=269&cmr=553099
February 2005:
Published in Computing
With over 50 services operating out
of 40 sites across the UK Addaction is the leading UK charity
working solely i
n drug and alcohol treatment, and was in need of an
overhaul of its IT to improve efficiency.
To
read the full article visit:
http://www.computing.co.uk/features/1161129
January 2004: Volresource
An annual prize draw for registered
UK charities from IT consultancy and support services provider
appiChar this
year has the well respected ISP Claranet involved too.
On offer are a Fujitsu-Siemens Lifebook E series 2010 laptop,
one
year each of Claranet ADSL Solo broadband connection and Soho web
hosting.
To
read the full article visit:
http://www.volresource.org.uk/kcnews/news1,928.htm
June 2003:
The Charity Times
TECHNOLOGY HELP AVAILABLE THROUGH
FREE GUIDE FOR CHARITIES
A free guide for charities about
avoiding problems with common IT systems has been issued by appiChar
technology
specialists.
Topics covered include networking, the internet, connecting clients,
Windows 2000 administration, Unix, printing and a
variety of
miscellaneous issues. The guide can be downloaded either as one
complete document, or by individual chapter at
www.appichar.co.uk/itguide.htm, and it is intended the guide
will continue to evolve.
To read the full article visit:
http://www.charitytimes.co.uk
October 2002:
Volresource
Riding into town
The US 'circuit rider' model of IT support recently mentioned in the
newsletter is being adopted by charity support specialist appiChar.
Working closely with Off The Streets and Into Work (OSW), a charity
that coordinates training and employment programmes for homeless
people, it will be seeking to improve the IT infrastructure of OSW's
partner agencies. An IT consultant will work with a number of
organisations to help develop IT strategies, policies and
procedures, mentor and coach existing staff, and to give advice on
areas of best practise. See http://www.appichar.co.uk, or email:
ian@appichar.co.uk
To
read the full article visit:
http://www.volresource.org.uk/news/nl80.htm
September 2002:
Computer Weekly
appiChar demonstrated their general knowledge to go with their
undoubted technical knowledge to claim the Computer Weekly Thirst
Thursday quiz night prize for the second time running!
To
read the full article visit:
http://www.computerweekly.com
Or click the picture to see both wins. |
