Most companies don’t have a security problem: They have a leadership problem

I was talking recently with a couple of friends who now work at Google and Amazon Web Services about how they have helped their previous organizations stem a critical problem in their respective cultures. Each found that their tech teams had a tendency to self-cancel cybersecurity best practices at critical steps of a particular project.ContinueContinue reading “Most companies don’t have a security problem: They have a leadership problem”

Is the pursuit of happiness making us miserable?

America’s infatuation with happiness goes back to our founding fathers and the US Constitution, which promises “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”  In that fairy tale, reality stepped in and yanked off the Band-Aid that was supposed to heal all our hurts and problems. If we’re not happy, does that make us losers? MaybeContinueContinue reading “Is the pursuit of happiness making us miserable?”

New York Employers: Prepare for New Social Media Privacy Law

Lawmakers in New York have taken a significant step in protecting employees’ privacy rights in the realm of social media. With the implementation of new privacy protections, both employers and employees are navigating a landscape where digital boundaries are more clearly defined. A new law, scheduled to become effective on March 12, 2024, prohibits employersContinueContinue reading “New York Employers: Prepare for New Social Media Privacy Law”

Adapting to Changing Customer Demands with Delivery

Welcome to the high-speed, high-expectation world of delivery, where customers are the kings and queens of the castle, and their wish is our command. Remember when waiting a week for a package felt like the norm? Yeah, me neither. Today, it’s practically prehistoric if it’s not arriving at lightning speed with real-time tracking. So, howContinueContinue reading “Adapting to Changing Customer Demands with Delivery”

Understanding Foreign Income: A Guide for Business Owners

In an increasingly global economy, it’s not uncommon for business owners to engage in transactions that cross international borders. Whether it’s through remote services, overseas sales, or international partnerships, foreign income can become a significant part of a business’s revenue stream. However, this income comes with its own set of tax implications that must beContinueContinue reading “Understanding Foreign Income: A Guide for Business Owners”

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