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Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas
I looked back at my thoughts last year, on Christmas Eve. It seems so long ago, and yet, not so long. Some things changed back from the strange 2020 world to more like 2019 for me, but not many. Instead, … Continue reading
Wellness Week
I work for a great company, one that I feel cares about me as more than a “resource”, gives me opportunities (with responsibility and accountability, and has some nice benefits. I actually used one of those last week. I get … Continue reading
The Challenge of Edge Security
We know that our organizations will adopt and use more devices over time. Given the growth of cheap computing, frameworks for managing devices, and the desire for more data, I expect some of those devices will collect data, or even … Continue reading
The Tech of My Youth
I saw a note recently that Panasonic had a data breach. There was a time I had a number of Panasonic products, from music players to telephones. My wife had them as a client and got a few swag items … Continue reading