We're all used to calling plumbers, electricians and locksmiths to help us with jobs in the home or office when either we don't have the time, or the skills to take care of the work ourselves. Trouble is, most of these services cost a fortune when they shouldn't. With the rise of the Internet into our daily lives, and everything going digital, we're bringing an increasing amount of technology into our homes and workspaces. Keeping everything working to its best capability is never an easy task, especially when things do go wrong. thetechangel.com is here to help you with shaping your digital world™, whether at home or in the office.
I am a fully qualified Microsoft Certified Processional (MCP), specialising in Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000/XP and Vista . Having over 12 years of experience on PCs and becoming qualified in 2003 in order to be officially recognised. I have been providing help, advice and assistance to over 380 individuals and small business enterprises throughout Central & West London. Having first set-up my flagship company in 2000, theopenworld.com has expanded into a successful, wide-ranging business, with strong connections with some of the most recognised brands and corporations on Earth. Including, to name a few: the BBC, Amazon, Hewlett-Packard, Apple, American Express, eBay and Yahoo. As well as being a technician, I also supply computer equipment and software to individuals and business users. This also includes the installation of wireless networks, broadband equipment and, the installation of hardware and software. Above all of this, I genuinely enjoy the businesses that I have, and the people I meet and work with. This is why people choose thetechangel.com, because I importantly recognise the best practice in business is to create a reliable service and hold an interest in building strong and long lasting relationships with all my customers. For example, I offer all my customers the freedom of not being tied down to a contract for their computer support. I look forward to doing business with you.
Daniel Bartosik |