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Getting IT Spicy at your church?

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Church Tech Matters have done a great article on how to user Spiceworks in a church.

So, now that I have your attention, what is this Spicy thing?
As a church IT volunteer, our time is limited and we need tools that can help us be more efficient with the time we do have. When I took over as the tech team leader, I knew that the biggest challenge was going to be maintaining the network. I needed a tool that could be my eyes and ears in the environment and let me know when things are not right. For example, some of the canned alerts will tell me when someone has installed new software on their system or if they added the infamous weather-bug.. without having to install expensive 3rd party applications on every workstation in the network. That is where SpiceWorks comes in.

Read more http://churchtechmatters.com/2009/08/11/getting-it-spicy-at-your-church/

This entry was written by akp982 and posted on 12/08/2009 at 8:15 am and filed under Other Blogs, Spiceworks Community, Water cooler.
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