Nonprofits, AI, & Windows 11: The CoPilot Conundrum
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Justin Brown
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Jul 3, 2024 1:14:01 PM
As a managed services provider specializing in nonprofit organizations, RoundTable Technology often fields questions about the latest technology trends and updates. One of the most frequently asked questions lately is whether nonprofit organizations should upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11. The decision to upgrade operating systems is significant, especially for nonprofits with limited IT budgets and resources. Here, we delve into the key considerations nonprofits should weigh before making the leap to Windows 11.
Windows 11 brings a range of new features and improvements designed to enhance user experience and productivity. Some of the standout features include:
While these features are appealing, nonprofits must consider several factors before deciding to upgrade:
The decision to upgrade to Windows 11 is not one-size-fits-all. Nonprofit organizations must carefully weigh the benefits against the potential challenges and costs. By working with a trusted managed services provider like RoundTable Technology, nonprofits can navigate the upgrade process smoothly, ensuring they make the best decision for their unique needs. Whether choosing to upgrade now or waiting until a later date, planning and preparation are key to a successful transition.
If you are currently a RoundTable Technology member, reach out to your Customer Success Manager if you’re considering upgrading.
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