Francis St. Holder is an Educated Professional

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Francis St. Holder Is An Educated Professional
To achieve his current level of IT success in
Washington DC, Francis St. Holder first earned a
well-rounded education at a respected university.
After graduating from high school, he was
admitted to Prince George's Community College in
Largo, Maryland where he earned his Associate
degree in Technical Management. He then attended
the University of Maryland at College Park where
he received his Bachelor of Science degree in
Electrical Engineering with a focus on Technical
Management. Security services are a field that
Francis St. Holder has spent time studying while
serving as an IT executive in Washington DC. As
technology continues to grow, the level and types
of services available to clients expands
accordingly.
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Francis St. Holder Is An IT Professional
Francis St. Holder is an Information Technology
(IT) professional and executive in Washington DC.
He has spent his entire career focused on
technology, from his early days as a Task Manager
and Senior Communications Engineer with IBM
Advantis in the nation's capital. His roles in
the IT world have taught him how to handle and
build many types of physical and electronic
connections, work with servers of all sizes, and
troubleshoot the many issues that can arise in a
system.
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Francis St. Holder And Common IT Acronyms

• In the IT world, Francis St. Holder finds there
  are many common acronyms and industry jargon that
  are used casually, yet might be confusing to the
  layman. Here he offers explanations to the most
  popular and ordinarily used terms in the field.
• A DOS not to be confused with DOS from early
  computing days, is actually a Denial of Service
  attack. A form of hacking, the DoS is an attack
  on the servers of a business which is meant to
  disrupt any user's ability to access their other
  network devices as well as the Internet.
• A WAN, is the system that is used to connect
  multiple local area networks to each other. This
  gives the system users access to networks they
  are connected to, even if those networks are in a
  different building, or even a different
  geographic region.
• OSI is chiefly a reference theory for information
  communication. The OSI is comprised of seven
  distinct layers, these include the physical
  layer, the data link layer, the transport layer,
  the network layer, the presentation layer, the
  session layer, and the application layer.

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Francis St. Holder Drives a Dually
In the metropolitan region of Washington DC,
executive Francis St. Holder has taken an
interest in custom dually trucks. These
automobiles are similar to standard pick-up
trucks, except they have a dual set of rear
wheels, meaning they use six wheels in total. He
finds that custom dually trucks offer the driver
a better hauling weight capacity. He likes to
work on custom dually trucks and visit automotive
shows to get new ideas for his own truck.
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