Phoenix Arizona Computer Consultants and Arizona Web Design

John Bryant
Arizona Computer Consultant
(602) 861-1738

Hello, I'm your Computer Doctor.
Have a seat, relax and tell me what the problem is.

If you've ever tried to resolve your own computer dilemma, you know that there comes a point when it's time to call a professional. The question is - who do you call? How can you tell if the computer guy you call is "good"? I can help you with that. In fact, I can help you with a lot more than that. Now, I'm sure you have some questions, so let's see if I have some answers for you ...

Who are you? What is a “Computer Doctor”?
Those are very good questions. A computer doctor is someone with computer savvy, experience and a genuine desire to help people. I have to tools and techniques necessary to relieve the trauma of owning a computer. In addition to relieving your trauma, I can fix your computer as well.

I need a computer consultant or a technician. You know, a “geek”. Are you a geek?
Ahem. Well, let’s put it this way – in addition to having over a decade and a half of experience in computer consulting (which is a century in PC years), I’m also a 3rd Degree black belt who’s trained police officers in weapon disarms and restraint tactics. Is that someone you really wanna call a “geek”?

There is a clear distinction that you can make between a good computer consultant and a ‘geek’, ‘dweeb’, etc. You see, there are many people who are superb with computers, but not all of them are good with people. Technical prowess does not a good consultant make. If you’ve ever had a “computer guy” do some important work for you … and then disappear or not respond when you were in trouble ... you know what I mean. A good computer consultant places emphasis on people. Here’s the simple answer:

There are a lot of people who know computers, but don’t know their business and don’t understand people. I’m a damned good businessman who genuinely cares about you as a client. I also happen to know a hell of a lot about computers.

OK, but what makes you a “doctor”?
Actually, people just like yourself made me a computer doctor. When I first started helping people with their computer needs, they referred me to others – often by personal introduction. How do you introduce the guy who does stuff that you need done, but you don’t understand and really don’t want to know too much about? (I call them “political lobbyists”, but that’s a whole different story.)

After watching too many clients befuddled for an adequate description, I sat down and thought ‘Well, what am I? What do I do?’ Upon long consideration, I came up with the following description:

I help people who need help. They come to me with a problem and I figure out a way to fix it and make sure they have what they need to keep it from happening again. If the client prefers, I go to them to tend to their needs in the comfort of their own home or office. Quit often, I listen and help ease the tension and stress that can be associated with such problems. It’s more than fixing up broken parts – it’s about helping people.

Now, you tell me – doesn’t that sound like what you look for in a good doctor?

So, what is your specialty? How can you help me?
Well, what level of help do you need? Training? Upgrades or repairs? Web design or Internet marketing? I have a broad range of expertise and skills. More importantly, I’m here to help with your problems and your needs.