Why outcome-led thinking beats product-first decisions
When Target decided to enter the Canadian market in 2013, it envisioned a rapid rollout of over 100 stores within two…
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Addressing the new executive threat: the rise of deepfakes
The interconnectedness of our digital world brings a wealth of benefits, including the ability to conduct tasks that were once manual…
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AI tools are making social engineering attacks even more convincing, and I fear that this is only the beginning
Nick Park’s Wallace and Gromit were brought crashing into the 21st century in December 2024 with their latest adventure, Vengeance Most…
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Google NotebookLM goes global with multilingual AI video summaries of your notes
Google’s NotebookLM now supports Video Overviews in dozens of languages The upgrade gives Video Overviews the same language options as the…
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5 reasons why legacy CRM is on the way out and why no-code is here to stay
CRM software systems were once the digital backbone of business growth, but what worked in the past doesn’t always fit the…
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Past Wordle answers – every solution so far, alphabetical and by date
Memorizing all of the past Wordle answers is nearly impossible – after all, there have now been more than 1,500 of…
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Cyber moves from back office to boardroom – and investors are paying attention
A function that was once buried deep within IT departments, cyber security is now firmly making its way up the boardroom…
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Solving the hyper-personalized AI privacy dilemma
Hyper-personalized AI is transforming the workplace. Unlike standard automation, it works by learning from individual user behaviors, allowing businesses to tailor…
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Mac mini vs Mac Studio: For under $900 right now, which one should you pick up?
Apple has three standalone Mac desktops – the Mac mini, Mac Studio, and Mac Pro. Mac Pro isn’t exactly worth talking…
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A disgruntled worker built his own kill-switch malware to take down his former employer – and it didn’t pay off
A software developer sabotaged his employer after being demoted Davis Lu created a “kill switch” that would lock out all users…
