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Google just confirmed that every Workspace business account, starter tier included, needs at least one admin enrolled in two-factor authentication by June 16th. Miss the date and the account hits real
It’s Monday, and there’s some stuff you need to know about right now. Four weeks to a hard deadline. USB printers breaking. And a couple of things coming down the pipe that’ll change how your team wor
The Small Business Administration launched a free AI-powered business planning tool for small manufacturers, and honestly, it’s one of the better moves I’ve seen them make in a while. If you’re a smal
Zoom just announced it’s pulling the plug on Zoom Phone support for Windows 10. If you’re running that setup, mark your calendar for October 2026—that’s when it stops working.
I’ve been playing around with AI for a while now, and here’s what’s wild: adding features to these things is ridiculously easy. The hard part isn’t building it. The hard part is training it to actuall
If you’re running QuickBooks Desktop 2024 and handling payroll in-house, Intuit just handed you a deadline you can’t ignore. May 31st, 2026. That’s when payroll service for the desktop version shuts d
Microsoft Copilot Studio now supports real-time voice agents, and honestly, this is the kind of thing that should get your attention. You can build AI-powered phone assistance without writing a single
We’ve got some really good news items for you today—and honestly, one of the better episodes I’d say. Thunderstorms are rolling through Florida right now, which means anything could happen, but let’s
Hey there, small business owners. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) just made a big move on robocall blocking rules. And guess what? It means you need to take action if you use legitimate au
Hey, small business owners. Have you heard about this latest threat to your network security? The government’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) just issued a warning that hacker
