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We all understand the benefits of improvement, but it’s easy to get overambitious, and take on too much at once. In order for improvement to be effective and sustainable, it needs to be done gradually...
We recently gave a media interview about the world of technology, from data security, to artificial intelligence, to why we’re people, not tech first.
All email service providers block some file types being attached to emails but there is a large variation in the exact ones that are blocked, leaving plenty of scope for attackers send malicious files via email. Combine this with a general lack of awareness of the dangers posed by spear phishing and it's easy to see why this kind of attack is so popular.
‘Technology first’ is, at first glance, a tempting proposition. Who wouldn’t want to be at the forefront of digital development? But it has some troublesome connotations that businesses need to be aware of.
In a previous blog post, I talked about the awesomeness of AppVeyor. Since then, AppVeyor has become a key part of everyday development at Razor, so I’d like share a few techy tips and tricks we’ve learnt along the way…
In part one of this series, I shared with you my own personal experience of doing daily meditation and what the benefits are when we slow down our brainwave frequencies with just 15 minutes a day of inner quietness. In part two of this series I’ll be sharing the meditation we actually did and what the results were.
To give some background to the first of this two part series, I have been meditating almost daily for the past six months or so. I originally decided to give it a go just as a way to relax but, I have found that it has provided me with a lot more than that, and I now consider meditating as important to my daily routine as brushing my teeth, if not more so.
The second part in a series. How easy is it to design behaviour, can it actually be done?
Businesses shouldn’t wait until peak periods to assess whether their website, infrastructure and supply chain systems are functional enough for busy times.