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Monday, January 7, 2008

Eureka! Has Debut Technology found land?


Star date January 2008, I am on the verge to becoming a new freelance web designer, which I have seem to have found land as in a client. As my days are being number as a Computer Tech, I hope to rise out of the ashes to becoming a local freelance web designer in Metro Detroit. In the last few days of this new year, I've landed my first big client in the health care business, American Care News.

This official web site of American Care News, is a monthly on-line and print journal that keeps watch on trends, legislation, successes and other developments in the world of care delivery. I was able to provide the client with a functional, optimized, affordable, professional website! With pride and professionalism being a constant throughout all of my work as I strive to attain the highest level of customer satisfaction with respect and integrity! Therefore, with the satisfaction of this customer, I was able to able to obtain a second client from his referral.

Well, since my days are numbered as a Computer Tech, maybe, just maybe I can rise up as freelance web designer.

Ken Davis
www.debut-technology.com

Thursday, December 20, 2007


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Thursday, October 25, 2007

Hire Me :: Ken Davis :: Entry - Level Web Designer

As of August 2007, I have enrolled myself in a Web Development program at Henry Ford Community College, l am studying HTML scripting, designing graphics for the screen, Web site development using current applications, operating systems, network technology, Web animation, and desktop editing skills. As a student I am preparing myself to seek entry-level employment in positions such as Web site designer, Web artist, Web producer, and Web site developer.

I have a web site to show off new skills learned within my portfolio that shows (x)HTML, CSS, javascripting, flash animation using text and images. More postings are to come about my progress in the career change development as a Web Developer.

Stay tune for new details.


Saturday, August 25, 2007

Soon to be a talent Web Developer



Now that I have time, what could I learn?

Web Development


I have now checked myself into Henry Ford Community college in Michigan. Wow, me changing directions from a desktop support tech to web developer and I am very excited about doing it too. I love art and creativity that I wanted to learn how to enrich these elements of desire in a career as a web developer. I hope that soon I can be employed as an entry-level web developer some day soon.

Here's a few class choices to becoming a web developer

  • Photoshop/ImageReady
  • Flash
  • Web/Internet Technologies
  • XHTML/HTML/CSS Web Programming
  • JavaScript Programming
  • Web Database Development With PHP
  • DREAMWEAVER Web Authoring

In Conclusion

The world of web development has a lot of risks involved in it (as does any endeavor), but the rewards are immense: being able to call myself boss, being known as an expert in a technology, and solving real problems for customers. I enjoy working in a field that is constantly changing, so then web development is for me.


Thursday, August 2, 2007

Farewell Letter: To Co-Workers at Compucom on-site Pfizer Campus of Ann Arbor


To all at Compucom,

I wanted to take a moment to let you know that this is my last day at Compucom.

I have enjoyed my tenure here and I appreciate having had the opportunity to work with all of you. Thank you for the support, guidance, and encouragement you have provided me during my time with Compucom. Even though I will miss working with the group and the company, I am looking forward to new challenges and to starting a new phase of my career.

Keep in touch if you like, I can be reached at my personal email address (debutonline@hotmail.com) or at home, 248-504-4426.

Thanks again for everything.

Yours truly,
Ken Davis

Friday, July 27, 2007

Five days left as a working Deskside Support Technician


One more friday and my days as a computer tech will be numbered as the end of the road with Compucom. Michigan's job market is so saturated with an over run of IT professionals, like ants on a large mound.

So, where do I go, what will I do? Huh! I know, I will take a semi-retirement moment and head for a local community college in my area.
Until fairly recently, most employers required little more than a high school diploma for most jobs. With major economic shifts like here in Michigan, especially in the retail, manufacturing and the information technology sectors, the number of potential entry-level jobs for people (like myself) without college degrees are dwindling.

Large employers have scaled back their internal training and development programs, relying instead on colleges and universities that can handle those tasks more efficiently. Though a growing number of businesses provide their employees with tuition reimbursement programs to cover the cost of ongoing training, most job seekers (speaking of myself) are competing for entry-level positions and must invest in their own professional development.

Therefore, to compete effectively in today's job market, a college certificate of achievement program for my self is an essential tool that can assure potential employers that I have the basic skills to handle new assignments. By enrolling in a respected, accredited college certificate of achievement program , I can prove my skills and back up my claims with a solid college record.

My field of choice will be to become web developer. Why that, why I really like it with a strong passion to create, interact and present ideas in a non-linear format. I like working with Photoshop, Flash, ImageReady and Dreamweaver products. Therefore, a web development certificate program will help me prepare for an entry-level position as a Web Developer, Webmaster, Web Administrator, web Programmer or Multimedia Developer.

So I am excited to embark upon this new and exciting challenge as I make a slight turn from Deskside Support Technician to becoming a very good web developer.

Until then, I'll be back to tell you more about my new career change and getting some education at my local community college.