Technology Trust has announced its new tt-software partner programme, aimed at providing larger UK charities with greater access to discounted technology solutions through a series of vetted partners. Developed to complement its tt-exchange software donation programme, it connects charities that have reached their yearly limit or have software needs outside tt-exchange’s parameters with a network of approved Licensing Solutions Providers (LSPs).
The LSPs work with individual charities to assess their requirements and provide them with discounted software licences for up-to-date software suited to the needs of their organisation. The programme is open to all legally registered UK charities, even if they are not yet registered with tt-exchange. As part of an application process, Technology Trust reviews each charity, verifies their credentials and refers to them the network of partners to work with directly.
SoftwareONE is the first LSP to become a tt-software partner. The SoftwareONE team has more than ten years’ experience working in the UK charity sector helping organisations such as the National Trust and British Red Cross to save costs by providing them with software licensing solutions based on their specific requirements. Its partnerships with providers including Adobe, Oracle, Citrix, IBM and Symantec mean that charities will have access to an extensive range of additional software.
Phillippa Lee at SoftwareONE said: “We pride ourselves on working with all of our customers to ensure that they are getting the most out of their IT investment and not spending money on software that they don’t need. Working with Technology Trust as part of their tt-software partner programme means we can extend our services to more charities and help to ensure that the not-for-profit sector can take advantage of the latest technology to help support their missions at competitive, discounted prices.”
Richard Craig, CEO of Technology Trust said: “SoftwareONE’s diversity of technology partners, expertise, commitment to cost savings and fair business practices made them an ideal organisation to launch our tt-software partner programme with. The new network will provide charities with even greater access to discounted technology and a level of transparency and choice they have not had previously from the technology sector.”
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