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Office 2010 & 2011

Microsoft released two versions of their Office Suite last year, and folks want to know if it’s worth upgrading to them. The bottom line is, yes! On either platform! Here are a few reasons why.

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The Inseparable Bond of Technology & Mission

In a recent conference about technology in church ministry, Pastor Rick Warren of Saddleback Church (Lake Forest, CA) said, “Every time there is an advance in technology, The Kingdom advances.”  Technology has a huge impact on our mission– not the ‘what’ of our mission, but the ‘how’.

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TechnoTools for Ministry

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.

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Nick’s Hardware Picks

As a team of consultants that work on church and ministry networks nationwide, we have wrestled through many hardware issues.  Having worked on so many hundreds of ministry networks, we’ve seen firsthand which hardware improves system reliability and which hardware hurts it.  In this article I’ll share with you the hardware we currently spec for our clients– specs that help ministries build the Kingdom.

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Mac Tips & Tricks

Macs and PCs do mostly the same things, but they do them differently.  Each platform has its quirks, and since I now use a Mac I’m learning some good tips and tricks that make me more productive on it.  A couple of these have been in my previous Mac articles, but most haven’t.  They may help other Mac users– especially those who are former PC users or who primarily support PCs– understand how to make the Mac work a little better.

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‘Can I Get a Mac?’

There’s a lot of buzz these days about Macs, and many in ministry are asking for them. Historically this decision has been driven by the software / applications in use. PC-centric churches usually say, “No.” to Mac requests pretty quickly. But Macs can run PC software now, so the question is going to keep coming. We need an updated response, and this two-part article may help.

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