Serge Dushkin April 13, 2021 Recruiting in 2021 has no doubt been shaped by the challenges, solutions, and lessons learned during the great global pivot of 2020 – but the transformation is not complete yet! The staffing and recruiting sector has been making the tech-driven changes necessary to maintain “business as usual,” but in 2021 … Continue reading Key Staffing & Recruiting Tech Trends – 2021
Guy Yehiav October 30, 2020 The societal effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been repeatedly characterized by a pair of terms that, at this point, we’re all likely a little tired of reading. Unprecedented is the first that comes to mind, followed by A New Normal as a close second. While it’s accurate that the … Continue reading Leading a Tech Company Through COVID-19
Alon Ghelber August 12, 2020 The onset of COVID-19 and the lockdowns that came with them were supposed to be temporary, but the pandemic might have created permanent change for retail shopping. Although increasing numbers of people were shopping online prior to the outbreak, the stay-at-home order caused the pace of this trend to accelerate, … Continue reading 3 Technology Trends in 2020 That Will Affect Retail & eCommerce
While marketing departments have their own unique needs, building solutions in a vacuum can negatively impact the customer experience. Len Devanna on January 17, 2020 at 9:21 am Yes, I realize that this is provocative and have donned my battle armor in preparation for your retort. According to our own definition, martech is the blending … Continue reading Why focusing on martech is too myopic
Amazon, Google, FB Make Mozilla’s ‘Most Creepy’ Devices List by Chuck Martin , Staff Writer, November 22, 2019 Consumers have varying degrees of trust in how much their connected devices protect their privacy. Just in time for the holiday shopping season, Mozilla has created its annual guide to which products are considered to have good … Continue reading Amazon, Google, FB Make Mozilla ‘Most Creepy’ Devices List
Stefan Palios — November 18, 2019 Process at work was the innovation of the 19th and early 20th century. During the Industrial Revolution, the biggest compliment you could pay an entrepreneur was to say their business ran like a well-oiled machine. Each part did one specific thing over and over again. The same went for … Continue reading By the Tech: The Future of Work is Starting to Look a Lot Like the Past
Kaitlyn Hammond — October 30, 2019 At last check, America was hosting more than 30 million small businesses. The ones that plan for the latest technology trends will hold a distinct advantage over their competitors. Here are six tech-related trends that business owners should anticipate. Perhaps one or more will have a direct impact on … Continue reading 2020 Technology Trends for Small Business Owners to Anticipate
Maybe Breaking Up Big Tech Isn’t Such A Bad Idea by Richard Whitman , Columnist, September 27, 2019 Scott Galloway, the brash New York University business professor and author, shared the stage at Advertising Week in New York a couple of days ago. One of the interesting arguments he made was that the breakup of … Continue reading Maybe Breaking Up Big Tech Isn’t Such A Bad Idea
Mel Rubbelke — April 11, 2019 — April 11, 2019 My spouse recently introduced me to Pitchfork’s Over/Under. If you’re not familiar with the cheeky interview series, it “prompts artists for their take on random selection topics, begging the question: Is it overrated or underrated?” After watching DJ Khaled’s take on important worldly topics like … Continue reading Overrated or Underrated: The Battle of the MadTech Trends
Steven Scheck — May 23, 2018 Follow @InspireWiFi — May 23, 2018 It’s not often you face a lot of WiFi issues on your iPad. Apple designed their iPads to latch onto the available network pretty good. But even then there are exceptions, and when you get caught into one, it may really turn out … Continue reading How To Improve The WiFi Signal Strength On Your iPad [Infographic]
