Church Network Systems

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Abstract In this research paper I will write about how I wish to use my degree in Computer Operation Technology within churches to establish computer network systems so that churches can manage their organizations financial and business affairs with productive software. With the knowledge that I obtain through my chosen field, I’ll be helpful to ministers with reaching out to many people with his/her messages through other resourceful media such as podcasting and video streaming. Lastly, to be able to develop a network system that member can use a web based applications to interact and communicate with one another outside the church and build relationships. Church Network Systems Apply my degree to administer churches with management software that is designed to help them efficiently manage finances, automate office tasks, enhance communications through the use of multimedia, and build relationships through the many avenues of technology. Purposes of Building a Networking System The purposes of integrating a computer net work systems is to mai...

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