If you're a business owner, you've had this exact thought:"Why does everything take longer than it should?"

Not because your people are bad. Not because they don't care. But because every process has extra steps baked in that nobody asked for.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which makes it the perfect time to step back and look at how your business is protecting itself from today’s biggest digital threats.

Here’s the reality: Most cyberattacks don’t happen because of some elite hacker.

January 1 is a fresh start for many – an opportunity to set exciting career or personal goals like getting a promotion or saving for that trip to Paris. Yet in 2024, only 30% of Americans set a New Year’s resolution, says Pew Research. The 70% who didn’t set goals cite breaking resolutions too easily, struggling to create meaningful goals or simply disliking the process.

Today, most business transactions – whether buying shampoo or tonight’s dinner – are faceless. That’s why in our digital world, trust is the new currency. This shift in consumer behavior, sometimes called the “trust economy,” is more than the quality of products or services you offer; it’s about constructing a bedrock of reliability and transparency so customers choose you over competitors.

It’s 10:00 p.m. – do you know where your children are? Google probably does. Thanks to Google Maps’ Timeline feature, the tech company probably knows where your whole family has been – down to the GPS coordinates. The feature was first rolled out in 2015 on Android devices and two years later on Apple, but many people still don’t know how much information the app actually collects.

I thought that in consideration of the concerns about Coronavirus out there, I thought this was something you could share with your employees, friends and family.

Now more than ever it’s important to be diligent about cleaning anything you touch. In my world, that means smartphones, tablets, laptops, and PC keyboards.