Written by the engineers doing it rather than by a content agency, which is why there are fewer of them and why they are worth reading.
Most complaints after an IT project goes live come from people who were never told it was happening. Your project manager can supply the dates and details, but the message works best when it comes from inside your organization.
Read it ➤Staff already use AI to draft emails, summarize documents and plan lessons. Seven questions to find out whether your organization has decided how it should be used, for schools, nonprofits and businesses.
Read it ➤Our Chief Operations Officer, Sam Chawkat, is presenting an ethics session at the Maryland Land Title Association Fall Convention, October 4 to 6. For a title company, choosing who gets access to your systems is a duty to your clients.
Read it ➤The two things that break standardized testing are a version you did not know had moved and a URL the vendor added since the last cycle. Neither is visible until somebody tries to test, and neither is caused by anything your team did.
Read it ➤The Florida Consortium of Public Charter Schools has told every member school to review six areas of its defenses. All six are correct and all six sound obvious, which is the problem. Here is what each one means when you go and check it.
Read it ➤A spam call, a spam text and a spam group message are all reconnaissance. Whoever sent it does not know your number is real until somebody reacts. Almost everything that feels like getting rid of it is the thing that confirms it.
Read it ➤Microsoft provided SMS and voice MFA ends on February 1, 2027, and the prompt that replaces it blocks sign in until a passkey is registered. The deadline is the easy part. The harder question is what you do about the people who cannot use a personal phone.
Read it ➤Most of the advice being published assumes you can buy something in January. If you run on a July fiscal year or inside a grant, the honest plan looks different.
Read it ➤Three controls decide whether you get covered at all, and carriers now want the reports rather than your word for it. A yes you cannot evidence is worse than a no.
Read it ➤Carriers can now retire copper with 90 days notice. If your elevator phone, fire alarm dialer or alarm panel is still analog, that is not much warning.
Read it ➤A 20-minute call with a consultant. No sales script.
