Owl Advisors, LLC

Technology Training and Consulting

When “off-the-shelf” Training Doesn’t Cut it…

Though there can be great value in off-the-shelf training, bringing in a seasoned professional to create a customized training program tailored to the needs of your staff can also be a compelling option:

We come to you, so your people don’t have to leave the office.
Train your staff on what they actually need to know through custom course configuration.
Got specialized tasks or data to work with? We can build lessons around your environment!
On-site, customized training can be more cost-effective than off-site lab training.
See our prepackaged and “Build Your Own” offerings now.

When “off-the-shelf” Training Doesn’t Cut it…

Got an Emergency?

If you’re running a LAMP-based application, whether it’s in your own datacenter, in the cloud, or hosted, we’re available when trouble strikes. You can call us at 1-866-966-OWLS, or send email with the word “URGENT” in the subject line to jonesy@owladvisors.com.

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Moving to the Cloud?

We at Owl Advisors have a wealth of experience building and running cloud-based and multisourced infrastructures using Amazon Web Services, AppLogic, and other services. We can help you streamline your existing operation, plan a new deployment, or perform a successful migration of your existing service. The LAMP stack is a powerful, compeling platform — let us help you make the most of it.

About Me

I’m Brian K. Jones, and this is my training and consulting business. I’ve been working with LAMP and “cloud computing” since before they became tech media buzzwords. I employed both of these platforms successully in my role as Technology Director for AddThis.com, leading up to its purchase in September, 2008.

I also have a passion for educating people through hands-on training. Since 2008, I have been performing on-site, customized technical training for clients all over the world.

I'm Published!

In 2005, after helping to build php|architect Magazine as its Editor in Chief, and writing a plethora of articles about Linux administration as a Contributing Editor for Linux.com, I was invited to co-author Linux Server Hacks, Vol. 2 for O’Reilly.

In 2007, I worked with the publisher of php|architect magazine to create Python Magazine, where I managed the creation of the publication, and served as its Editor in Chief for the first year of its publication.