Security is about keeping all of us safe. First and foremost our customers, obviously. But also our employees and our company (including our shareholders). There are 2 additional important considerations related to this part of “That Works” – SLG’s mission: We consider we have a role to play to educate our users. Most of them …
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Random for a reason When we were kids, summer seemed to stretch into infinity. That kind of uninterrupted freedom is more elusive these days. Work, chores, check lists, and waiting in endless lines. At the post office. The grocery store. The pharmacy. As we get older, life becomes repetitive and predictable. But we never quite …
Your business operates differently than it did pre-COVID-19. The job of customer service now requires a certain level of tech-savvy. An online storefront and marketing approach requires a different skill set than a brick-and-mortar business typically needs. And online payments and remote device security are likely new concerns you weren’t considering before. All this means …
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With the pandemic, James Jackson Leach had to suddenly close the doors to his family’s butcher shop. Next thing he knew, they were receiving more orders than they could handle. He turned to software to stay afloat. Longhorn Meat Market has been in James Jackson Leach‘s family since 1892. After 128 years, the business is …
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There are things you can do to prepare your home to better withstand flooding. You do not have to live in a designated flood zone to be susceptible to flood loss. Because most standard home insurance policies exclude coverage for surface water that damages property, you may need to obtain coverage through the National Flood …
President George W. Bush’s signature education bill, the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), has received a major overhaul by Congress which was recently signed into law by President Obama. This is in response to the negative view the law has held nationwide. This alternative aims to fix the many damaging aspects of NCLB. The …
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Here’s how to ensure your device is clear of personal data before giving it back to your company. Try as I might to keep my personal and work life separate, the two overlap, specifically when it comes to my work computer. Throughout the day, not only do I have the impulse to browse non-work-related sites …
Power for Parkinson’s had to figure out how to help people living with Parkinson’s manage their symptoms while quarantining. Technology helped grow the nonprofit’s distant audience, but it’s still working on engaging locals. The exercise instructor welcomed the class and asked them to lift their hands and spread their fingers wide. Then, the class lifted …
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People still care about sustainability, environmentalism, and other social issues, but right now they want to see companies putting people before profit. There’s no better way to bring people together than a pandemic, or at least that’s the message many brands are driving home with marketing campaigns that echo similar “together while apart” sentiments. These …
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While the differences between occurrence and claims-made forms may not be as obvious as those between cows and ducks, they’re equally significant. The July-August 2021 edition of CDS Review, a publication of the Chicago Dental Society, features an article by Mike Terrell, national program director for Cincinnati’s dentist, veterinarian and optometrist programs. His article describes …
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