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I've
been on the technology scene since I first got on the Internet
(back then, the Arpanet) back in October, 1973. I've watched and been
part of the development of many of the principal elements of the
current online world: the Internet, network-based communications,
personal computing, key applications and operating systems, portable
computing. These interests have led me to my current concentration on
mobile applications, the devices and infrastructure needed for
integration of text and voice messaging, open source OS and
applications software, and the social and business development of the
Internet in support of, and as an alternative to, traditional methods
of communication, collaboration and interaction. I write occasional
articles about my experiments and day-to-day experiences with
technology. I've been doing this since before blogs existed,
or I'd put
them in one.
I also offer a number of technology-related
services. As Waystation Partners, I consult on the evaluation, adoption
and use of new technology for businesses. I also have extensive
experience in PC support and management, and can advise on support
processes.
As PC Support of Last Resort, I offer PC repair
services to fix problems serious enough to drive companies like Geek
Squad and Firedog to recommend a low-level reformat and reinstallation
or purchase of a new computer. Because I'm not required to meet a
customer repair quota, I'll do everything I can to save your data.
Contact
me if you're looking for a perspective on technology that's both
up-to-date and informed by the successes - and mistakes - of the past.
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