About Me
What does
Computerie means?
Computerie
is combined of 2 words: "Computer" + "ie". Computer
is the computer you are using right now to look at my website, and it
can be one of many device, such as: a mainframe monitor, a UNIX or compatible
workstation or PC, a desktop, a server, laptop, Notebook, Netbook, Tablet,
smartphone, and who knows by the time you are reading these lines they maybe
a new device is newly invented, because when I started to work on computers
back in 1974, there was only one device of all of the above listed, which is
a mainframe! "ie" is from the old Latin language and it means "by
example". The Latin language is the base language for most of the
western European languages from Portugal to Italy to Finland, including
English, French and German. This
website is letterly computer by example or also called Computerie, where it
is all about your daily needs and websites, and everything connected to it. Including
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My goal with this website
But also to show you how to use other products
and services such as: - How to create websites yourself with tools
that either you have and are familiar with or you can download for free from
major software organizations - Clouds and the best for you - Office 365, what is it, do you need it and
how to get it if you need it as well as competitions such as from Google - Virtual Machine, meaning virtual computers,
meaning a program that simulates a standalone computer within your computer - Microsoft Windows or Android? The above would be my main topics (Go top) |
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About myself
Let me
tell you a bit about myself. 1974 I learned IT using IBM mainframe in an IT
school in Munich, Germany. Then I worked in the IT department of a leading
German Electronic company, whereby they helped me to learn IT inside out from
hardware, software, firmware, project management to international IT business
on mainframe and mini computers that were built jointly with a leading
Japanese IT manufacturer where some of the computers were IBM compatible. In
1982 I switched to microcomputers and had my first PC with CP/M and MS-DOS
operating systems. After I left this company I continued to work in the
international IT business until 1986, then I worked for 15 years in USA for fortune
500 companies and government agencies, but also for medium and small businesses
then came back to Europe. During which I was specialized for Microsoft server
and desktop products from software developments and OS-Operating Systems to
DTK-DeskTop Publishing and software integration. Now I
want to dedicate my time to set my experience to use for you, especially that
many of my experience were somehow not as I expected them to be and I am more
than positive that you can benefit in one way or another of these
experiences.
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