ByKarl W. Palachuk This special edition of The Killing IT Podcast was recorded before a live audience in a special presentation made possible by Cisco. If you missed the “Live” portion, register at killingitlive.com to listen to the…
ByKarl W. Palachuk Interesting tidbit of the day: Statistics Don’t forget to join us for Killing IT Live – October 20th – https://www.killingitlive.com Topic 1: Slack upended the workplace — and gave power to the employees Slack (and…
ByKarl W. Palachuk Fun question of the day . . . If you were offered the position of mayor of your city, would you take it? . . . wherein two of our hosts determine that they are…
ByKarl W. Palachuk Question of the Day: What was your first W2 job? Topic 1: Vendors Selling Around their Partners Listener Lucy asks: “Why the **** do vendors keep overlooking the sales rep who owns the customer in…
ByKarl W. Palachuk Question of the Day: What is a photo? Topic 1: When AI Breaks Bad Once again we address the question of ethics and AI. From Axios: “A new report about artificial intelligence and its effects…
ByKarl W. Palachuk Question of the day: What is a sandwich? Topic 1: Apple Pay . . . Again The headline says Apple lost … but the article makes it clear that Epic is the one who is…
ByKarl W. Palachuk Topic 1: CISA Guidelines for MSP Clients Like it or not, the US Government has defined Managed Services, and published guidelines for your clients and prospects to evaluate you! We expect a lot of heat…
ByKarl W. Palachuk Topic 1: Gartner’s Latest Hype Cycle – Emerging Technology How can you use Gartner’s research in your business? Does it matter if truly useful changes are at least two years out? Gartner Hype cycle graphic:…
ByKarl W. Palachuk Topic 1: Change the storage to change ransomware? Can you create storage that cannot be changed? Is ransomware-free data storage possible . . . and right around the corner? Related Link: https://www.protocol.com/newsletters/protocol-enterprise/cloud-storage-ransomware-zero-trust Topic 2: Shadow…
ByKarl W. Palachuk Topic 1: Apple Privacy Revisited We talked about this last week. Well, so did everyone else. Apple introduced a new technology to screen for child pornography . . . and a spirited debate has ensued….
