One person IT group

Yeah that title does seem like a contradiction, doesn’t it?

Seriously though, I got an email over the weekend from Steve, who wants to start up a Google group called “One-person IT Department” Seems like that might be an interesting idea. If it interests you, drop by, join up and start a conversation!

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