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by Anonymous -
Fri, 25/03/2011 - 12:25
A Library Management software can simplify the management of library. If it is a web based one then organizations can display their collections through internet or intranet. sharing between organizations are possible by this way. if bigtech can arrange donation of any web based library management software, it will be very helpful for a number of NGOs.
Jose S
AFPRO
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by Anonymous -
Fri, 24/12/2010 - 08:00
Staff Leave Tracking & Staff attendance tracking:
Staff leave tracking & Staff attendance tracking is one of the critical area of HR management of any NGO. NGOs are spending times to do the same by doing mannually, which is not always error free. In the market the software for Leave and attendance Tracking is available, but it is costly and beyond our affordability. So, If BiGTech can arrange donation of Leave & attendance Tracking software at discounted price, then it will helpful to the NGO sectors.
Akhil Ranjan Panda,
SHAKTI ORGANISATION, Rayagada, Orissa.
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by Anonymous -
Fri, 24/12/2010 - 07:58
EPF software:
Most of the NGOs are spending a lot of time for maintaining of EPF returns, Records of their staff manually. In the market the software for EPF is available, but it is costly and beyond our affordability. If BiGTech can arrange donation of EPF software at discounted price, then it will helpful to the NGO sectors.
Akhil Ranjan Panda,
SHAKTI ORGANISATION, Rayagada, Orissa.
Office productivity software such as Microsoft Office is a key component for non profit organisations in undertaking many of their crucial day-to-day tasks. In this context decision makers in such organisations wonder if they should upgrade to a later (or rather the latest) version of Office. Questions that arise frequently focus on the software's new features, potential impact on the organisation's budget, and whether upgrading now makes sense.
Office productivity software such as Microsoft Office is a key component for non profit organisations in undertaking many of their crucial day-to-day tasks. In this context decision makers in such organisations wonder if they should upgrade to a later (or rather the latest) version of Office. Questions that arise frequently focus on the software's new features, potential impact on the organisation's budget, and whether upgrading now makes sense.