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NOVEMBER FEATURES: CD Duplication Technology moves quickly, but not everyone in your church may be ready for the fast lane. Smart churches are planning their technology with both traditional and new media users in mind. Music Software We live in a world where the Internet is in our pockets and on our phones, and information is immediately accessible almost anywhere. We all know technology is getting faster, more powerful, and more portable every day—but this has implications for music technology that are beginning to drastically affect the limitations previously faced by small and medium church worship teams. Data Protection Every church should resolve to implement a workable disaster recovery plan to divert looming IT failure and potentially permanent data loss. With some simple advance planning, it’s possible to avoid mistakes that can lead to data collapse and stop operations in their tracks. Video Content Management Today’s culture of constant communication offers tremendous opportunities, and challenges, for churches and religious organizations of all sizes. The explosion of the digital culture allows a greater range of ministry communication products through a tremendous variety of delivery channels, but keeping on top of the ever-shifting technologies and trends is essential for any organization hoping to reach as many people as possible with a medium of their choice. Communication Here comes the future… First, there was the shared voice message: one to another, just talking. Then, we learned that by separating the message from the messenger — that is, writing it down — we could deliver messages to more people than just through the oral traditions. So began the print age, changing the way we communicate forever…or so we thought. Remember reminder postcards? Facebook Now roughly five years after the commencement of revolutionary social networking Web sites like Facebook.com, the land of personal profile pages has been artfully cultivated into the immensely fine crop that it is today. Multi-Purpose Rooms Do you remember when you first began to hear the term “multi-purpose” used in discussions about your church? Do you remember when multi-purpose sounded like a high-tech buzz word used by savvy professionals, or experienced pastors and church leaders? Do you remember when the concept of multi-purpose space and/or buildings was so exciting because of all the potential it represented for your church? Steel/Modular Buildings Worship facilities, like denominations, come in a variety of shapes and sizes, which is why building with metal is an excellent choice. Metal buildings and roofs have come a long way from the old-fashioned metal barn. |
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