The Technophile Networking Channel Content User list enables marketers to target technology executives and professionals who research and/or purchase technology products to design, develop, support and troubleshoot an organization's network of computer systems and/or telecommunications systems.  They are subscribers of industry magazines, webinars, white papers, and newsletters that help them stay abreast of the ever-changing network channel field.  They are interested in innovative technologies that maintain or improve the integrity of networks and purchase products ranging from fiber optics to wireless connectivity devices.

This mailing list is comprised of professionals with the authority to specify, recommend and/or purchase products for their organization.  They work in top management positions and IT departments and need products to secure computer networks, maintain infrastructures, provide data storage, upgrade software applications and monitor system performance.  They are instrumental in finding cost-effective IT solutions that allow enterprises to be highly productive and responsive to evolving marketplaces.  They want end-users to experience high-speed computer performance with little or no downtime.

o Job titles include:  CIO, CTO, IT Director, Systems Analyst, Computer Operations Manager, Information Systems Manager, Software Developer, Database Administrator, Programmer, and Network Administrator/Engineer

o Work in small upstart businesses and Fortune 500 corporations with technology budgets ranging from several thousand to several million dollars

o Work in industries including computer services, telecommunications, healthcare, education, government, finance, insurance, and retail

o Have job duties including password authentication, email account setup, antivirus and malware protection installation, server installation, system monitoring and software upgrades

Networking System Content users are seeking information on Nextworking Systemss and need quality products to be proficient in their job duties.  They purchase servers, desktop computers, security and storage applications, diagnostic tools, PCs, external hard drives, backup devices, disaster recovery, touch screen displays, LANS, WANS, video cards, cables, fiber optics, and routers along with business apparel, office supplies, and mobile devices.

These technology professionals are open to marketing offers from continuing education providers, financial institutions, retailers, wholesalers, industry publications, office supply providers, mobile device providers, credit card issuers, technology product providers, third-party cloud computing providers, computer hardware and software suppliers, electronic component providers, and other relevant offers specific to the technology market.