A Force for Good, Merging Mechanism With Message
In the convergence of Information Technology and the media world, a new hope and opportunity has arose to benefit and balance forces in favor of the masses.
In the IT world, the standard of practices has been to create an environment of fear and ignorance where there is little or no need. Creating demand by spreading paranoia and fear, creating imaginary struggles with non-existent aggressors. This digital war mongering as a business practice is based entirely in greed and laziness. Rather than focus on productivity, efficiency, and helping others work smart and not hard, most of the practitioners have left these subjects behind to seek profits in enforcing security policies, products of digital slavery and oppression.
More disgraceful than any of those offenses, they have brainwashed and programmed the masses to believe their philosophies and concepts as law, as rule and the way things are. The simple truth, in the realm of information technology and media, the policies that govern, the rules, the code, the software and very mechanism is completely conceptual and up for debate. It is more philosophy and concept as we further advance in these industries. We think of rules as concrete laws of governance, yet in terms of limitations on technology, there is always a work around, new ways to communicate and travel freely across the digital divide. Others who claim to act as your agent and for your best interest, want you to spend, subscribe and fear everything
Why should we let these corrupt entities dictate how the world does business? Why should they be allowed to tell us how to live? If it is all concept, thought, theory and philosophy, shouldn't you come up with your own approach?
I have always taken an unorthadox approach in my work with clients. I put them first, told them it was all concept, fuzzy math, idea and not to accept what the industry wants to push on them as divine scripture. I decided I would make a living by serving others and saving them time and money by preserving their right to digital freedom and independence while protecting them from the indentured servitude and mechanism of modern business practices. This has been the foundation of the firm from its conception.
The technically talented have chosen to leave their fellow man behind in ambitious pursuit of cushy job security and ethical dilemma. They left the future and telling of the truth to writers, media, and television. I now intend to take the company to a new hybrid and bring these schools of thought together. The written and visual world, communication and marketing and their significance to helping others. Understanding the truth, the technical, the "rules", we will now focus on communication and new media, and using these megaphones to help those with voice and vision, help those who have barely a whisper or a peek. Media has been the megaphone of big business propaganda for decades and now we are given an opportunity to bring balance to that equation and do some good. We will partner with those similarly minded, and help spread their message as well.
I prefer this challenge meeting the digital demand of the human imagination. I'd rather educate and show the masses that this realm is based entirely on concept and philosophy and virtually limitless on any budget, making a profit from helping them build something, and bringing their whimsical ideas to life. I intend to communicate new methods, new philosophies and to throw out the rule book, and show others to walk in these markets in wonder, seeing only possibilities and not fear.
Nicholas M. McGill
Founder
McGill Technologies