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Lee Clemmer

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About Me

An Atlanta GA native, I've made my career in IT, based here. I chose IT when I realized, after graduation from UGA, that there were a lot more jobs out there in IT than there were for photographers and graphic designers, and that the IT jobs paid better. I've had the good fortune to travel and work all over the US.

I've owned two successful IT consulting firms, specializing in network & information security. Clients have ranged from very small businesses to Fortune 100 enterprises.

I have recently graduated with an MBA from Kennesaw State University (class of 2011).

I have a gorgeous, brilliant, fun wife (as of 10/10/10) that loves to hear all about my latest authoring exploits.


My Awards & Certifications

MBA, Kennesaw State University, 2011

Payton T. Anderson Journalism Scholarship, University of Georgia, Athens

Alumni Scholarship, University of Georgia, Athens

BFA, Class of 1991, University of Georgia, Athens

My certifications include, but are not limited to the: CISSP, SSCP, MCSE, RHCE, CCNA, CCSE, MCP & A+ certs.


My Latest Articles

  • Tips for User Acceptance Testing

    User acceptance testing is a core requirement of IT projects, yet is often seen as a necessary evil. Concrete project success can be reached through effective and successful UAT. Processes, workflow and policy are all impacted by your project--make sure...
    Published on  July 6, 2011 to Project Management

  • Choosing the Right Vendor Solution

    In my IT project experience I've had to decide time and again between various vendors. Sometimes it's hard to determine which vendor solution is best. This article outlines a surprisingly simple method for making choices between vendors. A decision...
    Published on  July 6, 2011 to Project Management

  • The Top Five Security Risks of 2009

    If you were a regular user of MySpace in 2009, or relied on Facebook or Twitter for communication, you've seen some problems this year. Granted, not being able to tweet isn't a major security risk. But for the operators of those sites, they were...
    Published on  July 6, 2011 to Computer Security

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