On this bonus episode of the Business of Tech, Thomas Ryan from Bigly Sales discusses the impact of AI sales agents on the sales process. Thomas explains how they automate the lead intake process using SMS, transforming how companies handle leads from various platforms like Facebook and TikTok. Tune in to learn more about the future of AI in sales!
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In this bonus episode of The Business of Tech, host Dave interviews Nick Lorizio, founder of Astute Technologists, a new managed services provider. Nick shares his journey from a business management and leadership major to the world of MSPs. He highlights the importance of human expertise in cybersecurity and discusses the role of managed services in small businesses. Tune in for insights into the evolving landscape of managed services with a fresh perspective from a young entrepreneur.
On today's episode of the Business of Tech Lounge, Dave Sobel discusses new insights on compensation, running a business, and AI's impact on sales. Guests include Peter Kujawa, Fred Carey, Nick Lorizio, and Thomas Ryan. The episode covers AI-enhanced cybersecurity tools, waste management, and AI's potential impact on diets. N-Able shared its Ecoverse vision at the Empower event in Texas, focusing on transforming IT management for MSPs through integrations with Rewst and HaloPSA to streamline workflows and data management.
Fri Mar-29-2024: Federal Cybersecurity Regulations, AI Ethics, DEI Initiatives, and Tech Innovations
In this episode of the Business of Tech podcast, Dave Sobel covers three key topics: the release of best practices for MSP cybersecurity measures by CISA and the NSA, the Q1 2024 diversity report, and the emotional quotient of AI. Additionally, there's a discussion on the new rule for reporting cyber incidents in critical infrastructure organizations by CISA, impacting a wide range of entities, including small businesses.
Today's episode of the Business of Tech explores the challenges faced by startups and companies using generative AI, highlighting how the technology has not lived up to its initial hype. Intel and Microsoft are redefining AI-powered PCs, while automation and AI are poised to enhance RPA capabilities. Generative AI, particularly chatbots like ChatGPT, is experiencing criticism and setbacks, with concerns about errors, intellectual property, cost, and environmental impact. Some startups are struggling, and companies are realizing generative AI is not the solution they once thought it would be.
Today's episode of the podcast covers the challenges IT teams face with burnout due to a war room incident management approach. A study by Dynatrace reveals how blame culture and disconnected teams contribute to this issue. The episode also discusses a decline in remote job postings on LinkedIn despite the demand for work flexibility and highlights gender equality views among tech professionals.
On today's episode, we discuss IT leaders' regrets over quick AI investments, CISA's budget cuts amid cyber threats, and Microsoft's new work era with NPUs. It's World Backup Day soon, prompting MSPs to engage customers on data protection. The challenges of hasty AI adoption are explored, along with the rise of chatbots using large language models. Stay informed with the latest tech insights and opportunities.
In this episode of "The Business of Tech" podcast, host Dave Sobel covers the latest tech news, including Accenture slashing their revenue forecast, SolarWinds supporting U.S. cybersecurity efforts, and Arrow Electronics introducing AI-driven enhancements for cloud business management. The weekly market review discusses the performance of the Russell 2000 and S&P 600 indices. Accenture's revenue forecast cut is attributed to a slowdown in consulting demand, reflecting a broader trend in the industry.
On this bonus episode of the Business of Tech podcast, host Dave Sobel discusses the philosophy of "fuck average, be legendary" with guest Fred Kerry, CEO of IdeaPros. During our conversation, Fred shares the provocative origins of this motto and how it encapsulates the drive needed to achieve an extraordinary life.
On this episode of the Business of Tech Lounge, host Dave Sobel covers a range of topics, including preparedness for CMMC 2.0, training technicians to understand the business, and an interview preview with Fred Carey. The show also addresses listener questions and updates on Broadcom and VMware partners, McDonald's self-serve, and United Health. The episode highlights the support of Salesbuildr, the first Patreon vendor sponsor. Additionally, a major change in the real estate market is discussed as the National Association of Realtors settles a lawsuit to shift from standard to negotiable commissions, potentially bringing increased competition and new business models.