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Not much here yet. See the Nonprofit Assistance Program Proposal for more information.

Meetings

The next NAP meeting will be: Aug 13

Facilitator:
Scribe:
May Meeting Minuts

Agenda:

Needs assessments (Martin will report by email)
NAP Survey

What can we offer?

Here's a brainstorm. Approach tech support, education, distro, build. Get reasonable constraints from staff and core volunteers.

Software

(In addition to FreekBox software):

Apache
Firewalls
Gnucash
Lessdisks
LDAP
LTSP
Mserv (music server)
Postfix
Mailman
MediaWiki
Rekall
RT
Samba
SQL Clinic
Webmin
Wireless (router + nocat)
VPN

Education

Advanced Linux Classes
Basic Networking
Command Line Classes
Enterprise Systems Architecture
Freekbox Adoption Classes
Internet Security
LPI Certifications
System Admininstation

Other Services

Conversion to Linux Evaluation
Needs Assessments
RFP Development?
Systems Analysis

=== Advanced Hardware === (By Jeff Kane) Based on needs we can also look into offering adanced equipment to Non-profits such as:

Servers
SCSI Equipment
Stand Alone Routers
Tape Drives
CD Libraries

What's the Process?

Single point of contact to existing services. How does that work?

What goes on http://www.freegeek.org ? The Front Page? Hardware Grants Page? NAP's own page?

Intercepting Grant Requests to look for NPs that need our services?

Develop a tour spiel for NAP.

Method for project approval. What can we commit to? How does this happen?

Fixed amounts for certain kinds of services. (i.e. We can set up Webmin for you. It will cost $500. Whatever.)

Who does the work?

How does the pay structure work?

Paying for parts and systems?

Requirements for Participation

Require working at Free Geek?

Vetting process for possible contractors?

Existing volunteer work with Free Geek
Other non-profit work
Apprenticeship with existing NAP folks
Series of hoops to jump through (ala Laptop build program)
Peer review process
Open Source friendly

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 Not much here yet. See the [[Nonprofit Assistance Program Proposal]] for more information.
+==Meetings==
+The next NAP meeting will be: Aug 13
+*Facilitator:
+*Scribe:
+*[http://lists.freegeek.org/pipermail/nap/2005-May/000015.html May Meeting Minuts ]
+Agenda:
+* Needs assessments (Martin will report by email)
+* [[NAP Survey]]
 == What can we offer? ==
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 ===Other Services===
+* Conversion to Linux Evaluation
 * Needs Assessments
+* RFP Development?
 * Systems Analysis
-* Conversion to Linux Evaluation
+=== Advanced Hardware === (By Jeff Kane)
+Based on needs we can also look into offering adanced equipment to Non-profits such as:
+*Servers
+*SCSI Equipment
+*Stand Alone Routers
+*Tape Drives
+*CD Libraries
+==What's the Process?==
+Single point of contact to existing services. How does that work?
+What goes on http://www.freegeek.org ? The Front Page? Hardware Grants Page? NAP's own page?
+Intercepting Grant Requests to look for NPs that need our services?
+Develop a tour spiel for NAP.
+Method for project approval. What can we commit to? How does this happen?
+Fixed amounts for certain kinds of services. (i.e. We can set up Webmin for you. It will cost $500. Whatever.)
+Who does the work?
+How does the pay structure work?
+Paying for parts and systems?
+==Requirements for Participation==
+Require working at Free Geek?
+Vetting process for possible contractors?
+* Existing volunteer work with Free Geek
+* Other non-profit work
+* Apprenticeship with existing NAP folks
+* Series of hoops to jump through (ala Laptop build program)
+* Peer review process
+* Open Source friendly
+[[Category: NAP]]