Shameless Self Promotion

damn!

I've been doing a lot lately on LinkedIn, it's a great resource, and even went so far as to find Ed Miller. (Ed Miller called me, back in around 1970 I think, when I was a high-school kid with a camera. He said he was starting up a newspaper in the small town of Harvard, where I lived, and needed a photographer.) Crazy stuff, and fun getting back in touch with a whole bunch of great people...

Jay Dunn (Brookstone, Ross Simonds and of late, Lane Bryant) left me this recommendation, and, well, I'm proud as hell, so here it is.

(It's my blog dammit, and if I can't toot my own horn here, where the hell can I?)

"When I reached out to my friend, Michael Oh, at Techsuperpowers, I was unaware of Ted Dillard.

What I needed was the insight of a professional photographer, fused with the knowledge of the digital and technological advances, to create a cost-effective, efficient, multi-user, multi-city, photography and asset management workflow. Ted far surpassed any expectations I had. He engineered a strategy that allowed photographers and color houses in seven different cities to align to standards and protocol that created speed-to-market and cost advantages worth large dollars to our organization.

If you are in need of relevant, business-focused, world-class insight and experience to revamp the way your company does photography, Ted will be the last guy you call.

In an industry where everyone knows "something" about digital photography, Ted is the only expert in the country that I've experienced who knows "everything" about digital photography. Hire him, or accept less. It's your choice."