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authorJonas Smedegaard <dr@jones.dk>2010-10-13 20:13:04 +0200
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+# Products at dr. Jones
+
+## Support
+
+You want a serious solution to a trivial problem
+or
+A trivial problem has come up and you want it done right the first time
+or
+Teasers for introducing my perspective on technology
+
+Support for end-users
+
+ * Configuring and optimizing a personal computer
+ * Mac
+ * This is why Macintosh is superior
+ * What Apple forgot to tell you - about flaws and non-optimal features
+ * When your outdated Mac is not that outdated
+ * Windows
+ * This is why Windows is superior
+ * What Microsoft forgot to tell you - about flaws and non-optimal features
+ * Linux
+ * This is why Linux is superior - and why you should maybe _avoid_ it
+ * What distribution to choose
+ * Where to go from here
+
+Advice for end-users
+
+ * Day-to-day tasks
+ * Trust yourself more than the spellchecker
+ * Never rely on floppy disks - or anything else for that matter
+ * There are other ways than buying a virus-checker
+ * Shopping
+ * Why buy a computer at the local geek-shop? Why not?
+ * RAM, HD, MHz and other measures are for geeks - you really can't categorize good quality
+
+Cultural issues
+
+ * Bill Gates is not evil - we are all to blame for his bad products
+
+## Projects
+
+You are planning an IT project and want it high profile
+
+Designing networks for end-users
+
+ * Setting up an effective support structure
+ * Gain security by lowering it
+ * Cheap support costs can actually be for the good of the end-users
+ * Well-tested and affordable server systems for mixed Mac-PC networks
+ * Educating newcomers - or shaking up skilled ones
+ * What to expect from the system
+ * The menubar is similar in all programs
+ * When to use the mouse, and when to avoid it
+ * What not to expect
+ * Trust yourself more than the spellchecker
+ * Never rely on floppy disks - or anything else for that matter
+ * The geek doesn't have the answer - you do!
+ * Cultural issues
+ * How to behave in and make the best use of a network
+ * Bill Gates is not evil - we are all to blame for his bad products
+ * What turns on a geek
+
+Help putting together your corporate IT strategy
+
+ * Outsource your IT and you give up control of your company
+ * Publishing your secrets can raise its value
+
+Tune a production Intranet
+
+ * Optimize prepress workflow
+ * Lower the burden on your mail system
+ * Speed up file sharing
+ * Restructure network segments
+
+Provoke and tease conservative mindset
+
+## Strategic
+
+You want me in on a strategic level when planning of projects
+or
+you want a quality mindset at the core of your business
+
+"Red pill" for your community
+
+ * Help you cultivate an in-house self-sufficient support structure
+ * Make you part of my development plan - you gain from a bigger pool of
+ communities with shared interests
+
+"Red pill" for your business
+
+ * Incorporate your IT strategy in day-to-day workflow
+ * Supervise outsourcing
+ * Keep you informed about relevant trends
+ * Make you part of my development plan - you gain from a bigger pool of
+ communities with shared interests
+
+"Red pill" for you school
+
+ * Help adapt IT mindset to non-technical, creative work
+ * Be "around" to nurse and continuously enhance an already setup network
+ * Make you part of my development plan - you gain from a bigger pool of
+ communities with shared interests
+
+## Specialized
+
+Customized network design (primarily technical and ICT strategic focus, but
+also pedagogical and social/cultural aspects)
+
+Coaching and consulting use and understanding of ICT (and life in general...)