How Quickly Should You Upgrade Your Software?
When a big upgrade to Windows, iOS, or MacOS comes about, how soon should you pull the trigger on a software update? Generally, you might want to let your IT department make that decision. Here’s why.
Ernie Smith
Thinking of a Podcast? Here Are Four Tips To Do Things Right
The popularity of podcasting means you might have to double down on the strategy when bringing your message to the world on the way to making an impact. Read on for some podcasting tips.
Electronic Music Group Supports Artists' Mental Health With New Guide
The Association for Electronic Music is putting a sharp focus on mental health in a new guide that offers resources to musicians struggling with depression, stress, and substance abuse.
Lagging Employee Engagement? Four Ways to Fix It
Employee engagement is often a challenging thing to get right, especially long term. But a focus on cultural needs and offering the right resources could help rekindle a flagging employee’s mojo.
Diamond Industry’s Ad Campaign Gives Nod to 3 Billion Years of History
The Diamond Producers Association is working to emphasize the natural, historic advantages that natural diamonds have with a new advertising campaign that goes way back.
Months Before 2020 Census Gets Underway, State Nonprofits Boost Campaigns
The decennial process of counting the U.S. population is about to get underway, and nonprofit coalitions are starting to boost their Census awareness efforts—complete with major ad campaigns.
How Facebook (and Social Media in General) Shifted Fundraising Strategies
Recent research finds that giving days on sites like Facebook are shifting nonprofit fundraising strategies. But while social media keeps small nonprofits in the game, larger ones still have an advantage.
Do You Have These Bad Password Habits?
According to a new report done in partnership with Google, two-thirds of U.S. adults use the same password for multiple things—and that’s not even the worst security habit tech users have.
A Big BYOD Fix Worth Writing Home About
“Bring your own device” has been an enterprise mainstay for years, despite its various end-user weaknesses. But a new iOS feature from Apple could make it easier to balance business and pleasure.
Study: Why Business Travel Costs Vary Significantly by City
Event planners and business travelers alike should be aware of the additional costs that come with launching an event in a coastal city, a new study of most expensive cities finds.
