Often operating with small budgets, most religious organizations print everything in-house. Not just regular communications like bulletins and newsletters, but also external flyers, postcards and direct marketing campaigns to drive membership. Therefore, it’s vital that staff have access to easy-to-use tools for building eye-catching materials that not only help retain but help build a congregation.

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When we give a machine values and it solves a calculation for us, that’s simply computing. When we give a machine data and it learns from its experiences and then […]

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One Web portal makes everything just a service that can be managed like cloud instances—scaled up and down on demand with a monthly bill or charge-back. Here’s what’s needed to […]

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Monochrome Print Fleet Couples Ledger-size Capability in a Compact Footprint Giving SMBs the Performance They Demand, While Being Easy on Space

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Enhancements to the Kimball Wilder Collection from Kimball Health are here!

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Chief information officers are increasingly among the most senior officers at many organizations, and it’s been a hard-won trust to earn. The shift is particularly noticeable in the traditionally conservative […]

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The Essentials of Blended Learning  By Patricia De Saracho | Emergency Management Sep. 25--The educational practice commonly known as "blended learning" has been around for quite some time now, but [...] Continue Reading

Self-driving cars rely on sensors, connectivity, and software all working together to achieve a safe, autonomous driving experience. Sensors via radar and cameras provide navigational input, connectivity adds traffic or […]

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The Internet—brace yourself—is full of people who want to rip you off. Yes, it’s a shocking fact; take a moment to calm down and breathe. Below we detail just a […]

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Most IT managers are familiar with the notion of a zero-day exploit or finding a new piece of malware or threat. But what is worse is not knowing when your […]

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Brian Kernighan, the “K” in “awk,” has written a wonderful book— UNIX: A History and a Memoir—about the birth and evolution of Unix. It provides not just a record of […]

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With the XG Firewall v18 early access program now underway, we would love it if you could join us for a special community webcast happening on Thursday, November 14. We […]

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Storage management largely revolves around pattern recognition —and AI can help. Report – – 1 Pages There’s a reason an entire industry is devoted to storage management: No matter what […]

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[Editor’s note: This podcast was originally published Sept. 11, 2019.] With IT environments growing more and more complex and demanding, traditional IT systems management is moving into a new era […]

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Kimball Health delivers transformational spaces that keep pace with the demands of today and elevates every experience to impact the way healthcare is delivered tomorrow.

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Security is like a great white shark: It has to constantly move forward or it dies. Our own affinity to best practices should keep us moving our support for security […]

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