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Matt Walton leads the IT consulting team at Infoxchange and works to help a wide range of not-for-profit organisations improve their use of technology.

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Microsoft Announces Changes to Their Donation and Charity Licensing Policy

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Matt Walton, Tuesday, 6th March 2018 - The latest changes from Microsoft are in line with a gradual shift from on-premise licensing to cloud-based solutions, writes Matt Walton, consulting services manager at Infoxchange.

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Matt Walton

Matt Walton leads the IT consulting team at Infoxchange and works to help a wide range of not-for-profit organisations improve their use of technology.

Articles:

Microsoft Announces Changes to Their Donation and Charity Licensing Policy

We’re not your average jobs board