If Technology is understood, set up properly, and documented well, it can make life in business (and at home) easier, more efficient, even relaxing.I love to teach and inform. Helping my clients understand how technology works and how to use it is very satisfying to me. Resolving a problem is one thing, but if I can teach someone how the problem occurred and steps to keep the issue from happening - I've just taught that person to fish.DIY is great - at home! When this is done in a business place, it often ends or limps along in chaos. I enjoy creating a project plan, setting the right resources in place, and ensuring that technology is setup right and working correctly. Stop doing it yourself, you'll just end up spending more money in the long term!In all my years of working with technology, one thing that stands out as a bane in the eyes of my peers is that of documentation. For some reason, my fellow geeks hate to document. Maybe it's because my education was completely essay-based or because I love to dumb things down; I just don't suffer from this problem. My technical writing at NASA has continued to develop in parallel to my technical experience as time has elapsed. I have an innate ability to take technical procedure and put it into written and illustrated material that makes sense - and I don't mind doing it :)My company is Big Fish Technology and we understand how businesses work - which is just as important as technical skill. I could be overflowing with technical skill, but if I cannot understand how a business works, especially before I try to implement technology, I will fail. It is our ability to first understand businesses and sit on the business' side of the table that makes us valuable. We have the technical expertise and understand the importance of your business.Specialties: Business Development, Project Management, Technical Writing, Report Development, Networking, System Administration.