Services

Welcome to the business side of HDeckStudios

Here we take pride in creating systems to help you succeed,

and we work tirelessly to provide the quality of service you deserve.  

     I have a bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems from James Madison University.  I have worked professionally in multiple Information Technology roles on both the hardware and software side of the spectrum.  Currently I'm working for a regional non-profit healthcare provider spending most of my time managing medical data delivery systems.  In my spare time, I provide business and IT consulting services from passwords to Powershell, keyboards to cameras, and anything you just need a computer guy to figure out.  If you've got an entire network to set up, or an Excel sheet giving you grief, lets talk.  Send me an email with what you're interested in accomplishing and we'll go from there.  h@hdeckstudios.com

FAQ:
Personal Consults

• Do you need a new computer and have no idea how to buy one? I do.
• Do you need help changing the password of your ridiculous wifi name? I can do that.
• Is one of your fancy new devices not connecting to your network? I have an idea.
• Are you doing repetitive tasks on your computer? Let me automate that.
• Do the words malware, ransomware, spyware make you nervous? Lets protect you.
• Do you want to setup smart home devices and auto-assistant routines? I can talk to machines.
• ::INSERT your question here::? ::REPLY declarative quip::.

Small Business Consults

•     Are you a business owner with constant computer anxiety? Lets talk about a services retainer.
•     Do you have a specific concern about your network or domain practices? Lets sit down for an hour.
•     Did you just purchase a new device or service requiring a technical configuration with words you've never heard? I'll read the instructions and figure it out with you.
•     Did you just get ransomwared?  Sorry I can't help if we weren't already working together, but check out these guys! across the pond.
•     Are you backing up your files and encrypting your secure information? You ought to.
•     Do you have an electronic disaster recovery plan?  See answer to last question.