ISN Works Introduces David Strom

ST. LOUIS - Sept. 8, 2015 - PRLog -- I would like to introduce you to David Strom. David is a frequent contributor to the New York Times and has appeared on numerous TV and radio shows such as ABC World News Tonight and NPR’s Science Friday talking about technology. He has started dozens of websites and magazines — including being editor-in-chief at Tom’s Hardware, Network Computing and DigitalLanding.com. He is a prolific writer for numerous major technology Web sites and currently is the evanlegist for IBM’s SecurityIntelligence.com site. His weekly Web Informant email list and updates to his strominator.com blog reach very influential readers throughout the IT, vendor, network computing, OEM, enthusiast, reseller channel and security communities.

David has used computers since the early days when IBM was still a powerhouse. He was online even before Al Gore claimed to have invented the Internet and master of his own Internet domain before anyone heard the term on Seinfeld.

David is the owner of David Strom Inc. He offers several services:

·      Keynote speeches at industry and corporate events on a variety of IT topics

-     Custom product marketing consulting for leading IT vendors, including IBM, Intel, Microsoft, and Seagate.

·      Articles written for B2B audiences that are published in numerous IT and trade magazines, including IT World, Network World, Techtarget, PC Magazine, and Dice.com.

With the ability to infuse wit and humor into his presentations, David can be both informative and relevant to today’s fast-changing world of tech with just enough information that won’t overwhelm your audiences.

10 reasons to hire David!

10  Familiar with a wide collection of technologies

9 Has the historical credibility to accurately predict upcoming technology trends

8 Wrote a seminal book on corporate Internet email use back in 1998, co-authored with the inventor of the original email protocols

7 Goes beyond the hype to tell you what technology actually works and what doesn’t

6 Understands what business users need from their technology to become more productive and less frustrated

5 Can build his own network of both Macs and Windows PCs

4 His programs are always current and full of solid information

3 Can decode the latest buzzwords and fads and show you what is really involved with using technology

2 He has a wicked sense of humor and wit that will make the talk entertaining

and the “Real” #1 reason is:

He personally reviews dozens of tech products each month so his speeches are infused with hands-on experience