Executive Summary APIs is about Application Programmable Interfaces. This is a great way to automate routine tasks and be more productive. Special Thanks to Pexels content creators: Pressmaster, Bedrijfsfilmspecialist.nl, MrColo, All Iz Well, and RoyaltyFreeMusic Nver Avetyan https://pixabay.com/users/royaltyfreemusic-29393722/. Also give thanks to Hugo Static Site Generator that provides the tools Alan builds his personal blog!
Executive Summary APIs
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Want your Microsoft 365 Mail on your iPhone? There’s plenty of great reasons to use Microsoft 365, so many that we will assume you’re already using it or you want to ask us how to set it up. One big trend we recommend to all our clients is being platform agnostic. So this means your technology should work everywhere you are. The good news is that many, in fact almost all of your Microsoft 365 Apps and services are available on your iPhone (demonstrated below) or Android phone. You can also use the Outlook App too if you are fine with having it in a separate App.
Add Your Microsoft 365 Email to your iPhone Mail App
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Executive Summary MDMs takes a look at the world of Mobile Device Managers. If your company owns tablets, smartphones, or laptop PCs you need to track them and make sure they are serving your employees and customers best. Special Thanks to Pexels content creators: Jack Sparrow, Cottonbro studios, Fauxels, Athena, Tim Samuel, Foysal Ahmed, and RoyaltyFreeMusic Nver Avetyan https://pixabay.com/users/royaltyfreemusic-29393722/
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Executive Summary AI Human Perspective was fully human written to point out where AI works better and where humans work better. Special Thanks to Google Deepmind, Pavel Danilyuk, and RoyaltyFreeMusic Nver Avetyan https://pixabay.com/users/royaltyfreemusic-29393722/
Executive Summary Artificial Intelligence or AI
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Executive Summary Artificial Intelligence or AI and is written with ChatGPT3.5 Powered by OpenAI. This episode covers AI as a technique for computers independently learning and improving themselves apart from their initial programming. Special Thanks to Google Deepmind, Pavel Danilyuk, and RoyaltyFreeMusic Nver Avetyan https://pixabay.com/users/royaltyfreemusic-29393722/
Executive Summary Artificial Intelligence or AI
Video on AI written with ChatGPT3.5 AI
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Ep. 16 The Tech Industry Uses So Much Jargon – IT with Alan Youngblood
Building a better you tech talk new podcast just dropped today! When Nick Spindler and Chris Morgan, co-hosts of the Garner Young Professionals‘ Building a Better You podcast invited our founder Alan Youngblood to join for an episode he was delighted. We’ve listened to several episodes of the podcast and highly recommend that you listen, subscribe, and like the channel.
Nick and Chris are doing a great job collaborating with the Garner Chamber of Commerce. They created a great resource that is sourced by our community and the shared knowledge and wisdom we each bring.
Building A Better You Tech Talk
In episode 16 Alan Youngblood shares about Building a Better You and talks tech with Nick and Chris. The conversation covers the fundamental IT security practices that everyone can do to improve and mitigate real risks. There’s even some decidedly low-tech suggestions that Alan shares about how he connects with nature and integrates more humanity in life and work. Listen below and contact us if you have questions or need help with your company’s technology!
In this episode, Nicole Barone is back to help us take a look at the podcast so far and dive deeper into some of the insights we've gained from it.
Info about the Garner Young Professionals: HERE
Info about Davis Insurance and Financial Services: HERE
Contact Nicole: [email protected]
Info about Community of Hope Ministries: HERE
Info about Chris Morgan – Grow Local Realty: HERE
Info about Nick Spindler – Grow Local Realty: HERE
Music by Zeph Park
IT work that actually works! We share all the best tips and tricks to tech in your organization. Also, posts show off our clients’ success stories which are ideas for how we can help you.
Modern computing technology requires a wide breadth and depth of knowledge. Thus we’re not only comfortable sharing our tips and tricks we insist on empowering you.
Your goals are our goals
Many IT service providers stick to old processes to do their job. This might have worked at one point, but you have new needs today to adapt to an ever changing world. Consider asking a professional that’s more in tune to your needs than trying to reach a quota on their ticketing system. To give you IT work that actually works for you we listen to your needs and goals first then apply our vast knowledge to the best solution for you.
Need something faster? Got a tight budget to work with? Need the best in class solutions? Our loyalty is solely to our clients. Trust us to not railroad you into a solution that fits our needs and forgets yours. Instead we will take your goals and consult with you on the best way to reach them.
Think global; act local
We have experience working with clients all over the world, but we like to focus on organizations in the greater Raleigh North Carolina area. We live here and we like figuratively and literally seeing eye to eye in person. If your Internet connection goes down, you don’t want to have to wait on service from someone in another time zone to try to fix it. You need help now. We look forward to earning your trust with the services you need and there’s no better way than to provide knowledgeable timely help in person!
Glossary definition: Search Engine Optimization or SEO is the process of improving your website’s performance and content to reach more people. In addition to other IT services we enjoy helping you with your website development needs.
When setting up an SEO strategy, you want to consider keywords and setup tools to measure it.
First, let’s setup a way to measure your progress. Assuming you own your organization’s website, we will focus on using the tools Google Analytics and Search Console. In this example, we use WordPress for our website so we will use a WordPress Plugin. Yoast SEO provides a great tool for managing your site’s SEO. They offer a free or lite version which will serve our needs just well for now. They also offer a premium version of their plugin which is certainly worth purchasing when you need more features to market your website.
Since Yoast SEO will manage the connection, we will start by installing it on WordPress. Login to your WordPress admin panel, usually at www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin/ and go to the dashboard. Please note that you’ll need to replace www.yourdomain.com with your website’s actual URL.
Next, select Plugins and Add New on the left side bar.
Type “Yoast” in the Search field and use the Install Now button.
To get started using Yoast SEO we need to connect it to your Google Analytics account. Find the new Yoast SEO icon which looks like ‘Y SEO’ and click on it. From there navigate to the Webmaster Tools Tab section and you’ll see a blank area beside Google verification code (marked 3 in the screen below). Leave this here for now, we will come back to it later. Open a new browser tab for the next setup in Google.
We will cover Google Analytics and Google Search Console in our next post, but it you’re an overachiever and want to do it yourself you can click the link in the Yoast SEO plugin configuration called “Get your Google verification code in Google Search Console.”
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a standard protocol for ensuring that your data is encrypted and securely shared with only the people you trust.
Get better SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and traffic when you use SSL/HTTPS!
Customers and web visitors will trust you more.
Check your website’s SSL/HTTPS here: https://www.whynopadlock.com/
You and everyone you work or live with should start requesting a proper httpS address and connection for all websites that you use, it’s safer for you and helps everyone online!
SSD stands for Solid State Drive, and is what modern computers use for storing data. When compared to an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) most SSD’s have noticeably faster data read and write speeds. This is due to having no moving parts that can break. SSD’s are similar to Flash or NAND memory. All current versions of Windows and MacOS are optimized for SSD’s whereas HDD’s will give you much slower performance. Common connections: M.2 ports, PCIe ports, SATA III, SATA II.
