In 2002, I started a home-based business under the name "WebStar Development", allowing me to leverage the experience I'd gained with computers and computer networks dating back to 1987 (I cut my teeth on a variety of software packages and systems, dating back to the days of "MultiMate", "WordStar", "Enable" "Harvard Graphics" and "Banyan Vines"). The name "WebStar Development" was something I settled for because I couldn't think of what I really wanted to use.

Meanwhile, I'd been struggling to keep track of various usernames I had to create for different websites. Every variation of my name (Brian French) that I was interested in using seemed to be taken, or if available at one site, would be taken at another. I eventually came-up with a unique term derived from some of the letters in my kids' names. Later realizing this was what I wanted to use as the business name, I gradually shifted away from the WebStar Development name and began using Zacamjo.

Located in Freeland, Michigan, Zacamjo is a home-based business I operate, focused on providing timely, accurate and relevant assistance for Internet, computer hardware and software, wireless networking and multimedia needs. There's no shortage of "experts" willing to recommend the latest and greatest hardware or software but when asked why that specific purchase or upgrade is the best approach, little is mentioned beyond the marketing fluff that vendors depend on to convince people that newer is better. The truth is that newer is not always better. And sometimes your existing hardware/software doesn't need to be changed.

I'll find the right answer for you but more importantly I'll explain why it's the right answer, so you'll be able to make an informed decision and then be confident about your decision. Each request or challenge given to me is an opportunity to validate (or invalidate) your decision to entrust me with your business... it's that simple. And I'm committed to ensuring you never have a reason to look elsewhere for your Internet, computer hardware/software, wireless networking, or multimedia needs.