Our Team

Donovan Adkisson

Donovan has worked in technology in some form or fashion for over 30 years. He spent seven years with a small company in South Georgia where he was instrumental in designing and implementing computer networks for small and medium sized businesses, installing and maintaining electronic key/PBX systems, alarm systems, video surveillance and cellular telephone systems.

He has four years of experience implementing and maintaining an ISO 9001 Quality System. For thirteen years, he was active in implementing broadband for the City of Tifton's broadband and cable system, CityNet, eventually taking the reins as General Manager. Working with his team, he managed to increase subscriber counts as well as revenue year after year. For ten of those years, he also wore an additional hat as MIS Director for the City of Tifton. The City's MIS department was responsible for implementation of the City's ERP system, wide area inter‑office telephone system and networking infrastructure, public safety remote network access and protection of all critical data.

Recently, he has been producing online audio and video content covering a wide variety of subjects. The content is available on many platforms such as smartphones, tablets, computers and media streaming devices.

Tyler Adkisson

Tyler programs in VB, C# and C++ and was instrumental in the advancement of the inSSIDer 2.0 (formerly free from Metageek) wireless scanning software. His advanced knowledge of networking protocols and various components of the Windows operating system coupled with his critical thinking skills makes solving most problems a breeze for him.

Tyler graduated from a home schooled high school program right before the age of 16 and has been pursuing his interests in programming ever since. Tyler continues to utilize his skills to create utilities that assists SouthTech Network Solutions with broadband connectivity diagnostics as well as wireless spectrum mapping. Tyler has moved on from SNS and now works for AWS (Amazon), but he helps out from time to time when needed, albeit remotely.