I'm Bob Brown and I've spent thirty years managing technology and another dozen (with some overlap) teaching about it at the university level. I'm still teaching and I do a bit of consulting.
In the process, I frequently prove that experience is what you get when you're expecting something else.
To help others share those hard-won experiences, one hopes with less labor and frustration, I want to write about them, sharing answers with others who may face the same problems. We shall see how I do.
About Me
- Bob Brown
- Emory Village, Georgia, United States
- I've taught at Southern College of Technology, Southern Polytechnic State, and Kennesaw State since 1996. Now I'm working with the College of Computing and Software Engineering on outreach to K-12 schools. If you'd like me to visit your school, check my topic list, or contact me to prepare material specifically for your school. Teaching followed a 30-year career in information technology beginning in 1969, and in medical informatics since 1974 when I began working with the Medical Association of Georgia to develop a methodology for medical care review to assure quality and appropriateness of medical care for Medicare patients. I taught because it's rewarding to help students have the "Aha! experience," and that happens several times each term. It makes me feel really good to help others learn the things that I know and to learn new things myself in the process.
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