About My Tech Guru

My Tech Guru was launched in August of 2001 by Brad J. Barton. Following the crash of the dot coms, and the decline of the tech industry, we saw a need for affordable, high quality technical services. We created and implemented our own set of standards, and developed cutting-edge technical training that allowed rapid advancement through the learning curve. In 2004 our focus shifted from maintaining a national technical network to providing cost effective training to businesses, educational institutions, government facilities, and individuals.

Microsoft Certified
Dell Certified
HP Certified HP Partner
Lexmark Partner

My Tech Guru has provided outsourced technical services for a variety of clients such as Verizon, Idearc, Sprint, Siemens, Toshiba, Fujitsu, The Social Security Administration, Office Depot, Clark Construction, and global service providers such as Logical Maintenance Solutions, Image One, and Barrister Global Services Network to name a few.

In June of 2008 My Tech Guru launched mytechguru.net as a one-stop-shop for printer supplies, printer toner, printer parts, and printer service manuals. This project comprises sourcing thousands of products from multiple vendors across the United States. Previous versions of our Basic Laser Printer Maintenance & Repair Training included only our recommended sources. This web site allows our customers to use a single source for their printer needs, while we handle the logistics on the back end.

Brad spent several years during the 1980's and 90's working in sales management and sales training for corporate America. During that time, Brad trained thousands of sales people from coast to coast.

In 1996 Brad pioneered online software sales by starting Speedy Software. This online software portal grew to include computer hardware and local onsite service, as well as early versions of online certification training. With an expanded business plan, Speedy Software became My Tech Guru in 2001. SpeedySoftware.com was sold to an Israeli firm in 2004.