Cloud-based software frees your computer and your conscience from managing content, allowing you to focus your time online moving forward instead of looking backward.
If your computer crashed right now how much data would you lose?Â
This may be a familiar story for you…
Cloud-computing is internet-based computing whereby shared resources, software and information are provided to computers and other devices on-demand, like the electricity grid. –wikipedia
Here are some examples of cloud-based complements to software that many ministry leaders use:
- Microsoft Office = Google Docs
- iPhoto =Flickr
- iTunes =Pandora, Spotify
- Outlook = Gmail
Here are a few compelling reasons to consider switching:
- Your data is SAFER if it’s stored somewhere other than your hard drive. This is counter-intuitive at first but just think for a minute about how much more vested these companies are than you at keeping their data safe–the future of their company depends on it. The future of your life does not depend on keeping y...
With so many things fighting for the attention of the average college and high school student, it can be a struggle getting students to show up for anything, including class. The social media landscape, however, can make it a lot easier for your ministry to cut through the noise by greatly increasing the number of people you reach, and making it easier to promote and organize an event.
