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"Cloud computing" is the latest concept to capture Information Technology (IT)'s minds and imagination.  Many are embracing it even though it is still in development; others are looking at it cautiously and with concern.  Over the next few years we will all be basing our IT strategies on cloud computing.  But what is it, and what does it have to do with Israel's third king who lived nearly 3000 years ago?

Twitter is a text messaging technology that people use to keep up with each other.  Someone observed that it's useless, to which one of the founders replied, "So is ice cream!"  But many companies are focusing on it; should your church?  If so, how?  And what can you hope to accomplish?

Sometimes a buzzword hits the Information Technology industry and really captures people's attention and imagination.  Cloud Computing is one of those buzzwords, so let's look at Cloud Computing-- what it is and whether it's ready for primetime.

Many people make one of two mistakes about church technology needs.  They either underestimate the need and look for the cheapest possible solution (which often costs more because they are the wrong solutions), or they overspend on technology and overcomplicate the system.  Let's see if we can help find the right balance.

There's a new technology in town, and it's a pro at helping you maximize your network-- budgetarily and operationally.  But there's one catch: it's free.  Yup!  Free! The first time I heard about it I asked, "Can it possibly be any good?"  I think you'll be just as surprised as I was.

While talking with a colleague I realized that many people don't have a good email storage strategy; one that improves their productivity and avoids being an overwhelming distraction.  While mine is not necessarily the best, it is a strategy that keeps my mailbox fairly lean.  And it helps me be more productive and focused... maybe it'll help you too!