About Davis Tech Media

What is this all about, anyhow?

Davis Tech Media offers digital help for professionals, VIPs, entrepreneurs, and small businesses.

Learn how to tackle the tech of operating online. You have great ideas and would rather spend more time on running your business.

The ultimate goal is to help you cut your learning curve in half.

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Blog Initiatives

Written Articles

Ultimate Guides

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Learn to love learning.

There’s something interesting about the way we learn new tools and applications. We say things like “This project will look good on my resume” or “I better learn how to use this program to get (or keep) this job.”

You have probably said this once or twice before.

We know we have.

By being reactionary towards learning new skills and abilities, you’re putting yourself in the same bin as everyone else. Knowledge building and skill acquisition shouldn’t focus solely on self-development; it should be focused on team or even community development.

We challenge you to not only stop adversely “binning” yourself, but also to view new projects, gaining new skills, and new opportunities as a way to help solve someone else’s problem. Better put, try to use your new found skills to serve others first.

This isn’t a hold hands and sing along by the campfire type of venture. Trying to figure out solutions, especially for others, makes your mind work. Whereas, simply learning and occasionally using your new skills at your job let’s your mind off the hook.

It’s not knowledge that is power; it’s the application of knowledge by taking action that holds power. The best way to apply your knowledge is to flex that big ol’ brain of yours.

What’s in it For You if You Stick Around

  1. Information stream packaged in implementation notes, resources, primers, whitepapers, and best practice information for Information security – Like security awareness and technical cybersecurity.
  2. Learn about your brain backup or productivity skills you didn’t even know you had by using office and productivity apps – Instruction in Microsoft Excel, Evernote, G Suite, and more.
  3. Insights and entrepreneurship through experiments and freelancing from the school of hard knocks.
  4. Traditional business discussion and implementation with IT departments and businesses as a whole (Roy did earn an MBA with honors after all).
  5. The outcome of slapping a little vision in your tech operations. It’s a matter of “how can we” instead of “can we.”
  6. Practical uses of learning digital marketing, internet business, and copywriting to make better professionals, even in other areas like IT and cybersecurity.

About Roy

Hello! I help protect professionals, VIPs, entrepreneurs, and small businesses.

Have you ever acquired some tech, regardless of whether it’s personal or enterprise, and realized it isn’t what it was cracked up to be?

Ever worked with a managed service provider or a 3rd party reseller who’s more interested in sales than relationship building?

What about receiving bad support that probably couldn’t even diagnose a missing computer?

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First thing, I certainly hope you’ve worked with the converse of the above – great people who put the craft above themselves. But either way, if you stick around, you’ll learn a few ways IT and cybersecurity can really help you meet your goals or business objectives. Those cost centers don’t have to be a black hole where a part of your budget goes to die.

That’s the focus here at Davis Tech Media. Not only can you expect great IT and cybersecurity content, you can also expect business and people related content.

Hi, I’m Roy. I created Davis Tech Media to help people level up their digital skills. The previous iterations of this site had humble beginnings. The first site started when I was in college to blog about my interests and other fun stuff on the Internet.

From there, the site turned into a portfolio site and eventually became the collection of professional and enthusiast level interests you see now. I’m originally an IT person by trade but transitioned to Cyber Security in 2014. You can find the cybersecurity topics I have learned on the blog and on Udemy.

Take a look around to find solutions for up and coming pros, all the way up to enterprise level solutions. Let me know how I can help.

Roy

What People Are Saying

Roy has helped us develop our cybersecurity program from nothing. I know he will do well in new ventures.

IT Director

Local Government

Roy was instrumental in improving the view of IT within the Company and sharing his knowledge…

CFO

Large Enterprise

Roy and his team were an asset to the campus. Thank you for providing stellar customer service.

IT Director

State University

My Mission, Including the Diverse Range of Content

Simply put I’m interested in many things and I subscribe to the notion that you should write up your journies, experiences, and insights and share them so others may benefit.

I had always been a note taker, a goal writer, and overall documentation weirdo. If I went through something, there’s a checklist stashed somewhere. I have so many handwritten notes in addition to my digital office documents and Evernotes.

What’s interesting though is the website topics I’m interested in aren’t exactly opposites of each other. Do you think information security and cybersecurity are important to WordPress and internet businesses as a whole? Of course. What about IT certifications and side hustles? Can there be some overlap in those topics? You betcha.

It doesn’t stop there. Becoming an MBA superstar and learning internet marketing made me a better IT security professional a thousand times over.

I want to experience new things and meet cool new people. Why not help you or another reader do the same? If a particular topic interests you, feel free to check it out and let me know what you think.

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