One of the things I enjoy most about my job is the interesting architecture I get to see on my way to clients' offices. This picture was taken in 1996 with an Apple QuickTake 100, one of the earliest consumer digital cameras. The QuickTake was capable of storing eight 0.3 megapixel digital images. Things have changed some since then. |
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I combine technical know-how with two decades' experience managing people and projects in the creative industries -- advertising, photography, design, graphic arts production.
I work with ad agencies, design studios, printers, and photographers in the Philadelphia area, helping them deal with technology issues. So they can be creative, instead of wrestling with computers.
I bring the kind of technical and management capabilities that you'd get from a full-time IT professional -- without the expense of a full-time professional.
Whether it's purchasing advice, dealing with a problem workstation, integrating Windows with Macs, developing a strategy to meet client needs or just smoothing out your workflow, I may be able to help.
Come on in...
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Hi. I'm Bill Pulver. I'm a technology guru, and more.
