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In 2008, Steve Jobs confidently dubbed the MacBook Air the “world’s thinnest notebook”. 

To be successful, companies have to be efficient. 

The likelihood of someone signing the first draft of a sales contract is slim. 

Supply chain technology is like a puzzle—most of the time, companies must combine multiple pieces to cover their needs. Only a few vendors can provide all or most pieces of the puzzle, and the cost of buying and implementing everything is prohibitive to most companies.

In early December, The Verge published a tell-all piece on Away, a direct-to-consumer luggage company. Screenshots from the company’s Slack depicted a multitude of issues, and there’s lots to unpack.

Every established company requires healthy servers to operate in today’s complex IT environment. Important IT assets such as applications, databases, and networks are all connected and hosted by servers. If servers fail, so do the connected IT assets. 

Not all leads are created equal.

Everything worth doing comes with a risk. Work projects are no exception.

The term “freelancer” means different things to different people, as there is no set industry, style, or career path in which freelancers have to work.

Financial accounting is no easy subject to unpack.