Church Consulting Inc

Church Consulting Inc will come to your Diocese, wherever you are in North America, and install the Hardware and Software for your FirstClass Diocesan Communication System. The picture above shows us parked next to an Episcopal Diocesan Office, where we had been Installing their FirstClass System.

That means, we will supply and Install a Server (quad-core CPU, with 8 gig of RAM, 2 - 300 gig Hard Drives, a NIC Card, CD-Rom Drive, LCD Monitor, keyboard, and mouse). We will also supply and Install a Router and a Battery Backup System. The Server will be running Windows 2000 Pro Operating System.

We will supply and Install the FirstClass Server software version 9.1, with at least 100 perpetual Licences, and configure it to your satisfaction, with the design, Conferences, and other Icons necessary for the complete operation of your FirstClass Communication System.

Church Consulting will provide all the Training for your Diocesan Staff, priests, deacons, secretaries,Youth Leaders, and others. We will specifically Train 2 or more SubAdministrators who will be responsible for the operation of the FirstClass System, and who will be able themselves to train others in its use.

Further, Church Consulting will run Training Workshops for all members of the Diocese whom you invite, and who will need accounts on your Diocesan System. That should be about 100 people in all, but certainly can be higher or lower if you wish. That means we will travel throughout your Diocese in our RV, holding Training Workshops in a number of central areas of the Diocese, usually in Parish Halls. For each of these Workshops, we will need to have Internet Access, and possibly several computers close by so that the Users can practise what they have learned. As well, we will need a level parking spot on a church Parking Lot, close enough to the Parish Hall for a hose and electrical connection. The FirstClass Client is always free, and is available to all who will be users on the System. The Client comes in any of 3 versions: Windows, MAC, and Linux. Users may also use a Browser like IR or Firefox. Users always access the Diocesan System for FREE.