Out in Las Vegas this week, Kaseya held their ConnectIT event, and one product announcement did catch my eye. It’s an AI Powered Recommendation Engine…
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Is anyone else feeling confused about the economy?
The more I spend time reviewing articles about the economy, the less I think anyone has a sense of what is going on. Let’s take…
Brex got out of SMB and left a messy trail
So… let’s talk about Brex. Have you heard of them? I hadn’t – until they appeared everywhere due to shutting down their small business offerings. …
Is the fed really going back to the office?
With yesterday being a Federal Holiday, I wanted to look at some of the coverage around the Fed. Axios reported last week on the “move…
MSPs customers say they’re shopping for a new MSP
Some new data from CloudBolt Software, which surveyed MSP customers. According to the survey, 80% of MSP customers are shopping for a new provider. Why…
Diversity reporting versus requirements
Bloomberg Law took a look at the different approaches to Board diversity. Per their analysis, quote, Diversity on corporate boards of directors is more likely…
Twitter’s reporting change brings a key learning
Twitter redesigned its reporting process for policy violations, and it’s now widely available. It uses a “symptoms-first reporting flow” designed to make it easier to…
The second-order effect of virtual courts
I’ve reported on many changes in the work world but noticed a new angle on the impact I wanted to review – the Courts. Specifically,…
Insight into startups’ spend on software
So, what do startups spend their money on? Thanks to listener William for sharing this one with me; it’s research from Cledara on how money…
Bigger and customer-centric new tactics from ransomware operators
Some new tactics from ransomware gangs. The data extortion gang Industrial Spy is now publicly hacking corporate websites to display their ransom notes. As part…