We’ve talked about this with clients before, and it keeps coming up for good reason. When you turn on Copilot, it’s like hiring a super smart IT person who immediately knows how to run around your ent
If you use Microsoft Copilot, and especially if you use it hard and heavy, this one matters. Microsoft is turning on consumption billing by default, and if you are not paying attention, you could open
I love pointing this one out. The Pentagon has one of the largest IT security budgets on the planet. And they still got hacked. Over 3 million records, gone.
Windows updates are a fact of life. The 26H2 update for Windows 11 is now out, packaged as a lightweight enablement package, which sounds harmless enough. But I want to be straight with you: any Windo
This one is long overdue, and I am genuinely glad they did it.
Most people think of AI as a very smart chatbot. Something you can ask questions, have it create files or pictures, maybe draft an email. That is useful, and I get it. But agents are something complet
Happy Thursday, crew — it’s been a long week over here, but a good one, and I’ve got a solid lineup for you today: AI agents and what they actually do for a small business workflow; Microsoft Copilot’
There is a widening cybersecurity gap specifically among small and mid-sized manufacturers in the US. And honestly, that does not surprise me at all, because security is expensive and it is a hard lif
Claude has been quietly doing great AI work for a while now. Back when ChatGPT was making all the headlines, Anthropic was out there building something just as good, in many ways better, and nobody wa
The National Science Foundation has a $20 million pilot program designed to help small US businesses take promising technologies and turn them into commercial products. It’s open to service firms and