Lots of folks are excited about going wireless! If you've spoken with anyone about technology in your office, you probably got an earful about connecting computers and other devices, like printers and scanners, without using wires and cables. It does sound exciting! But corporate and government users are casting a cautious eye in the direction of wireless networks, or WLANs. Why? What do you need to know to help you decide when a WLAN solution, in whole or in part, is right for your ministry office? Let's talk about it....

The Windows® operating systems have some helpful keystrokes built into them that work in almost every program. Using these can save lots of time when working in files and documents. Let's look at some of these little servants that so many have forgotten about.

This week I made a quick trip to South Bend, Indiana to attend Granger Community Church’s IT Forum. That event and others like it are great places for good fellowship and for sharing ideas and solutions common to most in church and ministry IT. Following are a few things I picked up that may be helpful!

Our team has had the privilege of working on hundreds of ministry networks around the country. We are often appalled at the high support costs our clients paid with their prior engineering/support firm. There are usually three reasons ministries pay more than they should, let’s identify them to help you avoid unnecessary support fees.

The advent of the website and the technology it involves has forced most organizations to react quickly to get something “up and running.” As is true with most new technologies, best practice strategies follow their introduction based on lessons learned. An issue we’re just beginning to put our finger on that can cost or save an organization tens— or even hundreds— of thousands is: Who is in charge of your website?