OpenVelocity gives churches, schools, and other non-profit organizations an affordable way to control the cost and complexity of a modern IT infrastructure.

The Problem

Once upon a time, you enjoyed the services of a talented IT volunteer “dream team”. They happily offered to set up your computers and network infrastructure. You were pleased to be able to communicate and collaborate with your team using the latest and greatest technology. Messages and documents flowed freely around the clock in those early days … life was good.

However, things soon began to change. Your IT volunteer(s) moved on to other things, leaving your aging system in the hands of your most “technical” staff member. She was already working full-time, of course, but you were confident that there would be little need for ongoing IT help. “She can just squeeze it in,” you heard yourself saying.

Now you find yourself in a real quandary with an unstable system that crashes on a regular basis. Spam, viruses, and spyware threaten to swamp your staff and bring your organization to a grinding halt. Important documents have been lost to hardware failures because your data backup plan was never fully implemented.

In a last ditch effort, you even looked at hiring a full-time technician, only to find out that this support role would command a salary that exceeds your highest paid staff member – including yourself!

Sound familiar? If this story hits close to home, we have good news for you! There is a new way to tackle the IT challenge that is both affordable and uncompromising.

The Solution – OpenVelocity

OpenVelocity™ is a service of Tachometry Corporation that has been designed from the ground up to meet the special needs of non-profit organizations and ministries like churches and schools.

We start with the basics – email (with spam and virus controls), file sharing, individual and group calendars, and contact management. Then we add your essential ministry tools: document revision control, help desk, asset tracking, and remote access. Emerging web technologies like forums, blogs, and wikis are also conveniently integrated with an impressive suite of office applications for the desktop to create a comprehensive and cost-effective IT solution.

How does it work?