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Roland Hughes started his IT career in the early 1980s. He quickly became a consultant and president of Logikal Solutions, a software consulting firm specializing in OpenVMS application and C++/Qt touchscreen/embedded Linux development. Early in his career he became involved in what is now called cross platform development. Given the dearth of useful books on the subject he ventured into the world of professional author in 1995 writing the first of the "Zinc It!" book series for John Gordon Burke Publisher, Inc. A decade later he released a massive (nearly 800 pages) tome "The Minimum You Need to Know to Be an OpenVMS Application Developer" which tried to encapsulate the essential skills gained over what was nearly a 20 year career at that point. From there "The Minimum You Need to Know" book series was born. Three years later he wrote his first novel "Infinite Exposure" which got much notice from people involved in the banking and financial security worlds. Some of the attacks predicted in that book have since come to pass. While it was not originally intended to be a trilogy, it became the first book of "The Earth That Was" trilogy: Infinite Exposure Lesedi - The Greatest Lie Ever Told John Smith - Last Known Survivor of the Microsoft Wars When he is not consulting Roland Hughes posts about technology and sometimes politics on his blog. He also has regularly scheduled Sunday posts appearing on the Interesting Authors blog.
Calculating Your Minimum Billing Rate Pt. 1 Information Technology

Calculating Your Minimum Billing Rate Pt. 1

Posted on May 29, 2011February 8, 2024 by seasoned_geek

“How do I calculate my minimum hourly billing rate?” I get asked this question a lot, and not just by green/new consultants. Whether you are billing locally or for work…

Posted in Information TechnologyTagged contractor billing rate, IT consulting
Investing

Ethics in Income Act

Posted on May 29, 2011July 2, 2014 by seasoned_geek

Many years ago we had news stories about someone occupying a chair at a major brokerage firm for six months while “ the board” searched for a fulltime candidate. After…

Posted in Investing, Thank You Sir May I Have AnotherTagged 100 fold rule, ethics in income, global wage gap
Thank You Sir May I Have Another

Eggzactly

Posted on May 29, 2011July 2, 2014 by seasoned_geek

Perhaps I’ve been an IT analyst too long. Perhaps I paid too much attention when I watched Food, Inc. Perhaps growing up on a farm has taught me too much…

Posted in Thank You Sir May I Have AnotherTagged brown eggs, free range, natural selection, white eggs
Information Technology

Googled by Geeksquad

Posted on May 29, 2011July 2, 2014 by seasoned_geek

There are times when I could save myself a lot of heart ache if I followed my instincts or took my own advice. Recently, I’ve been back in Dublin, OH…

Posted in Information Technology, InvestingTagged Geek Squad, Google, memory upgrade, Micro Center, WinBook
Investing

The Unseen Downside of a Down Economy

Posted on May 29, 2011July 2, 2014 by seasoned_geek

As a traveling consultant you would think that I would encounter this situation more often than I do. Well, one would think that if they didn’t know I usually try…

Posted in Investing, Thank You Sir May I Have AnotherTagged background checks, down economy, hotel stay, reservations
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