This healthcare not-for-profit organization is in a building whose network is managed by a government agency -- which should mean security issues won't be a problem, right?

This pilot fish works at a big IP law firm where many of the attorneys also hold PhDs in their fields of specialization -- and one of them is having trouble with her VPN.

The software running this dental clinic has been working fine for four-plus years, but one day it starts acting up, so a pilot fish calls vendor tech support -- and the inevitable run through the checklist commences.

As soon as this pilot fish goes to lunch, he gets an emergency work order: Drop everything and deal with the problem of magnets in room 1607!

This nursing school's fall registration includes a visit by each student to the IT department to collect the login information they'll need for the year -- and as soon as registration ends, IT's phones start ringing.

There's a very tight schedule for this project, and it needs to have a testbed server for a new database connector -- but even if nothing goes wrong with the current plan, there's no way it can arrive in time.

This IT pilot fish is on assignment in a foreign country to integrate a new subsidiary into the corporate systems -- and he finally gets a chance to do The Look.

This website that matches lawyers with clients has a feature that lets the lawyers update their information, including a digitized photo up to 2MB in size. How hard could that be to figure out?

This IT pilot fish is the most junior engineer on a big staff, so he gets handed a lot of "less critical" issues -- like setting up a long-overdue network monitoring system and installing UPS network management cards.

Employee who works in a remote office has his company iPhone replaced at the local store for the mobile carrier, then calls this IT pilot fish at HQ with a problem: The new phone won't accept his password.