Posted by Dana Larson on July 28, 2010
As OnePlace continues to help non-profit and charity organizations communicate, collaborate and complete work in a more efficient way, we are always humbled by the great work of others. The newest non-profit to join our Giving Back program, the Crown Jewel Club, is no exception.
Crown Jewel Club is a non-profit organization, located in El Segundo, CA, which empowers at-risk girls by teaching social skills and basic disciplines essential to building self-esteem and self-confidence for academic achievement and overall success in life.
Crown Jewel Club was referred to OnePlace by Buying Time, LLC, one of our dedicated customers. CJC plans to use OnePlace as a time tracking and task management service to monitor their volunteers' hours.
If you’d like to join our Giving Back program, visit our website and contact us to let us know! We love helping those who help others, and can help you keep more organized so you spend more time on what really matters.
Posted by Dana Larson on July 27, 2010
If you’ve been reading our blog over the last few months, you’ve heard us talk about the benefits of team collaboration, and how businesses can effectively engage others in online collaboration. And if you’ve taken a look at our website, you’ve seen that we offer a (fantastic) business collaboration solution to do just the things we preach.
But today, I’m going to go over a few different ways to use OnePlace. Because, well, it’s not all about the business and the collaboration. It can be used for a great many things!
If you’ve been a fan of OnePlace for a while, you are well-aware that OnePlace is not only a business solution, but a personal solution as well. OnePlace can be used for many things not relating to work, and still be an effective tool. Here are a few examples of how OnePlace can benefit your personal organization and collaboration.
Posted by Dana Larson on July 20, 2010
You’ve probably experienced the pains of emailing files and documents to team members in almost every job you held, correct? Unfortunately, this isn’t the most effective way to share and collaborate on documents. But don’t worry - this is just the way the corporate world has been trained.
However, now that you are aware of the truth, it’s time to find a better document collaboration software solution that will save time, email inbox space and undue stress when working together on files.
But wait - what is document collaboration software?
Posted by Dana Larson on July 19, 2010
July has been a busy month with our Giving Back program! We’ve welcomed many new accounts to join us, and benefit their business organization and team collaboration. The newest addition to the OnePlace family is MidAmerica Nazarene University Marketing Communications.
MNU Marketing Communications is a unit within the MidAmerica Nazarene University, focusing on messaging, promoting and building communications between the university and the public.
Posted by Dana Larson on July 14, 2010
Because OnePlace is so committed to giving back to those that are giving of themselves for the benefit of others, we love adding new members to our Giving Back program. Joining us this week is the Harlem Opera Theater, who is looking for a bit of work management and communication organization help.
Harlem Opera Theater, located in New York, was founded in 2001 as a non-profit corporation. Under Artistic Director, Gregory Hopkins, internationally acclaimed tenor, conductor, organist and pianist, Harlem Opera Theater performances include all types of musical offerings: opera, oratory concerts, recitals, Negro Spirituals and varied forms of American music, in keeping with their mission “to provide performance opportunities for professional and developing gifted artists within Harlem and communities where opera is seldom performed; and to cultivate and expand audience appreciation for opera and classical music through creative programming.” Particular focus is given to the works of African-American composers and to projects that link different aspects of the performing arts.