My name is Jason Winder and I run Webnet IT.

A very brief biography : I’ve been running Webnet IT for almost 6 years, and I’ve been in Japan for 7 years.  I came over originally to study martial arts, and I ended up running an IT services company.

I’m a huge technology enthusiast, and I believe in making both our business and personal lives better, easier, more efficient and more fun through generous application of all sorts of technology !

I’m on a continuous quest to improve myself, Webnet IT, and the services we offer to our customers.

Here is a list of things I’m planning to do with this blog :

• Create my own little virtual soapbox to talk about things I find interesting, focusing on entrepreneurship and business
• Talk about Japan IT and Japanese IT trends
• Discussing IT requirements for small to medium sized businesses in Japan
• Improve my writing skills.  My goal is to make this blog so incredibly captivating that you can’t help but subscribe on the spot !
• Talk about open-source projects useful for small/medium size businesses
• Get some feedback from IT managers, Presidents or Japan Country managers about IT services and how we can improve or supplement our services

Here are some ideas I will be writing up for future posts :

• Better Living Through Technology – some extremely useful tools I use on a daily basis to make my life easier (an update to my old article hosted here)
• Open Source – All of the Open Source products we use at Webnet IT, why we use them, and how they can hugely benefit you
• IT Consulting in Tokyo – why it’s different, and how we approach it
• Serviced Offices – what are they for, and when should you use them
• Online Backup – why you’re at risk if you haven’t considered an off-site backup of your data

Thanks for reading.  Hope to see you again soon.

Jason

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