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NaSPA member Jeff Furman has worked in I.T. for more than 20 years, in Software Change Management, Application Technical Support, and Training. He was one of the first I.T. professionals to work on Y2K (starting in 1992) and he also has written many freelance articles, including several for Technical Support Magazine and other industry publications.

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