There is no greater equalizer for businesses today than cloud technologies. Long gone are the days when cutting-edge collaboration tools and productivity solutions were reserved for Fortune 500 companies with big IT budgets and highly trained staff. Today, nonprofits and small businesses, including “mom and pop” stores and solo-preneurs, have access to the same solutions big corporations use, for the cost of a cup of coffee. In Microsoft 365, for example, the Microsoft Teams web conferencing tool that a global corporation uses to broadcast an annual shareholders’ meeting, powered by artificial intelligence and translated into several languages in real time, is the same tool that a small nonprofit organization is using to communicate and collaborate with non-English-speaking beneficiaries in far-flung locations.