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Nonprofit Newsletter
| August 2015 |
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MIP User Group
Meetings
Indianapolis, IN
October 13th
1:00 - 4:00pm EDT
Fort Wayne, IN
October 14th
9:00am - Noon EDT
Live Webcast
October 14th
2:00 - 4:00pm EDT
Canton, OH
October 21st
1:00 - 4:00pm EDT
Toledo, OH
October 22nd
9:00am - Noon EDT
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MIP User Group Meetings - Register Today!
We'll be covering some great topics during our fall user group meetings. Don't miss out - register now.
DISCUSSION TOPICS
MIP Version 2015.2 - What's New? MIP released v2015.2 on July 27th. If you've been using MIP for any time, you'll notice one big change - the consolidated interface and new menus. We'll walk through these changes along with the latest enhancements in HR & EWS.
MIP Advance - What Is It? What does MIP Advance mean to me? What features does it offer? We will address these questions and more.
Affordable Care Act Learn how MIP Payroll, as well as HR & EWS, allow for compliance with these new regulations.
Tips & Tricks As always, we'll include MIP tips and tricks throughout the meeting.
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MIP Database Modifications
Maintaining database accuracy is a crucial part of keeping your nonprofit running smoothly.
When an organization needs to add a segment to their Chart of Accounts, change their fiscal year-end or consolidate databases, they will also need to change their record keeping procedures to keep their organization running smoothly.
Luckily database modifications can be made to MIP to retroactively apply changes or meet future requirements.
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Beware of Windows 10 Upgrade Scam
If you are a Windows 7 or 8 user, Microsoft will not send you an email to upgrade to Windows 10. These emails are fraudulent.
Just days after Microsoft released its latest operating system, hackers have begun targeting potential upgraders by sending them Windows 10 Upgrade emails. The emails contain a new kind of malware called "ransomware". Ransomware encrypts files and blocks access to your computer system until a sum of money is paid. Ransomware attacks have been on the rise and are making headlines with the recent Windows 10 scams. To protect yourself and your organization from Windows 10 Upgrade scams, don't open any attachments you weren't expecting and be wary of download links in email messages from unknown sources or those claiming to be Microsoft (Microsoft is not distributing Windows 10 via unsolicited emails). For more information on Windows 10 Upgrade Scams view the article links below. USA Today - Beware scam Windows 10 download emailsZDNet - New Windows 10 scam will encrypt your files for ransom
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