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DonorTec Impact | Supporting remote workers
Through the DonorTec program the ILC was able to obtain Microsoft terminal server software, which has meant that they have been able to employ an occupational therapist for a short-term project that can be worked on from home. Executive Officer, Karen Frost, says, “This would not have been possible without terminal server as the staff member needs to access our database in real time. Accessing downloads through terminal server from home also means that our staff member’s internet usage is not affected as much as if they were doing the same from their home computer.”
They have also seen benefits from other staff being able to access their own desktop from another computer if their computer breaks down or has problems, and for staff travelling around the State to have real-time access to their product database.
Who are they?
The Independent Living Centre of Tasmania
Where are they?
Based in Launceston, Tasmania, operational throughout Tasmania
What do they do?
They provide information about products, techniques and design to assist people with a disability and the aged to perform everyday tasks easier and safer. .
What did they receive?
Microsoft® software packages and licensing.
The outcome?
“The donation from Microsoft has given our staff workplace flexibility and that’s helped us retain skilled staff to serve our clients.”
- Karen Frost
www.ilctas.asn.au










