Puget Sound Network Technologies

My name is Todd Phillips, and I am Puget Sound Network Technologies, or PSNT for those of us who might prefer to press fewer keys. PSNT used to be in the full time technical training and technical writing business, and I worked for many training organizations on the West Coast. Ever since Microsoft decided to make it very difficult for single train... ers to maintain their certification I made the decision to drop the training and stick with technical writing. This might resolve some of the confusion if you still have my name and company name listed in your contact list as a Microsoft Certified Trainer. I've been a technical writer since early 1995 with a focus on computer software and systems design. I have written about Windows Server networks mostly, but have at times detoured into the Apple world to describe how Macs can be integrated into Active Directory-based networks. While I was still teaching Microsoft Certified Curriculum courses I wrote my first and only solo authored book in the world of Microsoft networking, the Windows 2000 Migration Study Guide for Sybex (ISBN 0-7821-2768-1) and worked on many other titles for them as a contributing author. My garage still has boxes of author's copies of those books. So, about this site. PSNT is now for freelance business opportunities. I am working as a Senior Technical Writer currently, but I am able to take on freelance work so long as your project can be conducted remotely. I understand that initial meetings and project kickoff meetings are best in person, and I can work with you on that. I am available to help you with small or large projects, for website design or for content for your existing website. My rates are reasonable and I might even be open to trading services depending on needs. Contact me using the email address in the footer if you'd like to talk about a project. Please, no recruiters for contract positions, that's not something I can entertain at this time. I'd be happy to provide a resume for serious inquiries, but for security reasons I will ...Read More