Welcome to Tips4IT!!
The goal of this blog is to provide friends, family and clients with a repository of information to help navigate the world of IT. As this is a new site, I'd love for my readers to tell what they are interested in learning or knowing. This can be as simple as "How do I switch between windows without using my mouse?", to "I am thinking about switching to VOIP, but I am unsure if I have enough bandwidth to handle the additional load.".
While I have a fairly substantial knowledge of the IT world, I am also aware that I don't know everything. In fact, this world has become so complex I believe anyone that claims they do is either foolish or deceitful. That said, this exercise is beneficial to me as a way to expand my knowledge and learn new things, which is something I love to do.
A little about me is probably in order. To start, I am married to a wonderful woman and have three great kids. I live in Wake Forest, NC and we couldn't have found a better place to be. When I am not working or continuing my education, I am cooking, riding mountain bikes, messing with my electronic devices (of which my wife says I have way to many), or hanging out with my family and friends.
I can't tell you what kind of computer my first was, but I can tell you a bit about the hardware (This was in the early 80's). It was approximately an 8" X 6" X 1" keyboard, with keys much like the those on a credit card remote. It was hooked up to small black and white TV as a monitor and had a cassette player as it's memory. Nowadays, a remote control for the TV has more computing power. Next was a TRS80 4P (for portable, but it was a CRT monitor with a keyboard that attached to it.) Needless to say, my passion for all things digital has long roots.
I've held several certifications, including several Cisco certification. I have help positions as Network Administrator, Systems Administrator, NOC analyst, IT Support Technician, owner of a software sales company and am now with FastTeks, Raleigh/Wake Forest, providing everything from basic computer support to managed services for small business.
I'll end this post by thanking those that have chosen to read this and I look forward to your questions and comments.
Thanks.
Bud
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