We understand that your sector faces unique challenges, and we are here to help you overcome them.
At IT Networks, we understand the unique challenges faced by Not-for-Profit (NFP) organisations, including tight budgets, complex regulatory environments, and a need to optimise resources to support their mission. That’s why we offer a no-surprises-no-risk pricing model that is tailored to meet the specific needs of NFPs.
Our no-surprises-no-risk pricing model is designed to provide our NFP clients with complete transparency and predictability in terms of their IT costs. We work closely with our clients to develop a customised pricing plan that aligns with their unique IT needs and budget constraints.
With our no-surprises-no-risk pricing model, there are no hidden fees or surprise charges. Our clients know exactly what they will be paying for our services, and they can rest assured that there won’t be any unexpected expenses that could put a strain on their budget.
Our goal is to provide our NFP clients with a pricing model that is transparent, predictable, and easy to understand. We believe that this approach helps our clients to make informed decisions about their IT investments and to plan effectively for the future.
Not for profit organisations in Australia face a range of IT pain points, including:
Limited budgets: Many not for profit organisations operate on tight budgets, which can limit their ability to invest in IT infrastructure and support.
Staffing and skills shortages: Not for profit organisations may not have the resources to hire and retain IT staff with the necessary skills and experience, leaving them vulnerable to technology problems and security risks.
Cybersecurity threats: Cyber attacks and data breaches can be devastating for not for profit organisations, especially those that handle sensitive information such as donor data and client records.
Legacy technology: Some not for profit organisations may be reliant on outdated software and hardware, which can be difficult to maintain and may not be compatible with newer systems.
Compliance and regulatory requirements: Not for profit organisations must comply with a range of regulatory and compliance requirements, such as the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC), which can be time-consuming and complex.
Data management: Not for profit organisations may struggle with managing large amounts of data, including donor information, program outcomes, and financial records.
Remote work: With the COVID-19 pandemic, many not for profit organisations have had to adapt to remote work environments, which can create IT challenges around communication, collaboration, and security.
Addressing these pain points requires a strategic and holistic approach that takes into account the specific needs and limitations of not for profit organisations. Working with an experienced managed IT service provider like IT Networks can help not for profit organisations to identify and address their pain points, reduce risk, and improve their IT infrastructure and support.
IT Networks partners and holds accreditations with several vendors. We carefully choose best-of-breed vendors with whom we choose to partner with. This enables us to have both extensive knowledge of the products which we recommend and the ability to provide competitive pricing on the relevant vendors’ products.
We are certified Microsoft Partners, meaning we have the training and experience to help your business grow using Microsoft products. Microsoft trusts our team and you can too.
Our staff are also highly experienced with networking and security having achieved various Cisco Certifications across multiple staff members.
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Laila Fernandez2024-12-18Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Our business engaged IT Networks initially to conduct a Cyber-security Audit. From the first meeting, I was extremely impressed by the attention to detail, focus on understanding the business IT set up and also on our ways of working. This resulted in an excellent outcome, improving our internal IT security. We went on to engage IT Networks as a managed service partner. Through our ongoing engagement, they are adding real value to our business and great support both during business hours and also outside of business hours when needed. Great team, great to work with! Jason Onezime2024-10-04Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Good employers, relaxed environment, customers also very nice. Graeme McKenzie2024-10-02Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Boutique 3rd party provider for all you IT needs. I have entrusted our business IT needs to IT Networks for nearly 30 years now. They provide pro-active support on a monthly basis avoiding breakdown and failures. I've found this works well on-going rather than wait for problems to occur and then fix. Easily contactable, any problems that may arise are dealt with promptly. They manage domain names, fibre connections and all the various software subscriptions. I would recommend the team at IT Networks. Gerard Burmeister2020-03-19Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We have used IT Networks for years in our workplace and have always found the team good to work with and looked after our requirements.Verified by TrustindexTrustindex verified badge is the Universal Symbol of Trust. Only the greatest companies can get the verified badge who has a review score above 4.5, based on customer reviews over the past 12 months. Read more
Jim Kay is a seasoned entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of IT Networks, a consultancy that specialises in delivering corporate-grade IT solutions and cybersecurity services to small and medium-sized enterprises across Australia. As a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, Jim combines his extensive background in electronics with a wealth of business experience gained from owning and operating multiple ventures.
As a co-owner, Kim is dedicated to enhancing operational efficiency and delivering innovative IT solutions that empower clients. With a Bachelor of Engineering and certifications as a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE), Cisco Certified Network Professional, and Cisco Certified Voice Associate, Kim brings a wealth of technical expertise to his role. He is also passionate about leveraging artificial intelligence to streamline workflows and improve productivity,
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