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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 6, 2020 9:32

Google has rebranded G Suite four years after launch, renaming it to Workspace while also creating new pricing tiers to appeal to current and targeted enterprise customers. Google, and Head of Workspace, Javier Soltero (former VP of Office Product Group at Microsoft), understand that Google must continue to innovate, integrate their productivity and collaboration tools, and craft new editions in order to have a better chance to take market share from Microsoft and keep Slack out. In this podcast, Practice Leader, Adam Mansfield, covers the announcement and what it means for enterprises moving forward.

Ask the Expert: Rick Coughlin - Sound Check & Quality, The Grove Studio Way

AmplifYou

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 30, 2020 30:18

Rick Coughlin, Co-Founder and CEO of Grove Studios joins Michelle on this week’s Ask The Expert. Being a musician himself, Rick saw the need for musicians to find quality rehearsal space. Join Michelle and Rick as they discuss ways to improve your sound quality when recording from home. Don’t Miss Creating Grove Studios with affordable rehearsal and recording space for musicians and podcasters alike Engineering shipping containers as studio space Ways to reduce reverb in your recording space Recording equipment to get started About the Guest Rick is an American technologist, entrepreneur, educator, and musician with deep passion for problem solving, collaboration, and community. WIth experience in education, business, and the music industry, Rick has successfully navigated 25+ years of stage performance, music production, and teaching. He is the CEO/CTO of Grove Studios. Grove Studios are self-service 24/7 professionally appointed rehearsal, DJ, and music production studios with automated, distribution-ready recording, and easymobile booking. While clients reserve and pay for studio time with just a few taps from a mobile device, the innovation of the business is tech-enabled and IoT technologies that work together, so that the studios are unstaffed, allow Grove to keep prices accessible for their clients. As a technologist, Rick played a key role in an expansive rollout of Chromebook and iPad 1:1 education initiatives for one of the largest school districts in the midwest. This initiative deployed 18,000 devices and over $18 million in funding, transitioned a staff of over 2,000 to Google GSuite, and instituted a professional learning strategy. Rick lives with his wife Deanna (a 3rd grade teacher), his daughters Liv and Bella, his '66 Fender Deluxe Reverb Amp, Kalamazoo, Michigan made Heritage H-535 Electric Guitar, and little piles of vintage and boutique effects pedals. Personal Links: Website: https://grovestudios.space (https://grovestudios.space/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamrickcoughlin (https://twitter.com/iamrickcoughlin) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamrickcoughlin/ (https://www.instagram.com/iamrickcoughlin/) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamrickcoughlin/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamrickcoughlin/) Referenced in the podcast: The Kaotica Eyeball: https://www.kaoticaeyeball.com (https://www.kaoticaeyeball.com/) About the Host Michelle Abraham - Business Coach / Online Marketing Manager / Podcast Genius Michelle was speaking on stages about podcasting before most people knew what they were, she started a Vancouver based Podcasting Group in 2012 and has learned the ins and outs of the industry. Michelle helped create and launched over 30 Podcasts in 2018. She wants to launch YOURS in 2020! 14 years as an Entrepreneur and 8 years as a Mom has led her to a lifestyle shift, spending more time with family while running location independent online digital marketing business for the last 9 years. Michelle and her family have been living completely off the grid lakeside boat access for the last 4 years! Check Us Out on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AMPLIFYOU.ca/ (https://www.facebook.com/AMPLIFYOU.ca/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/YouAmplif (https://twitter.com/YouAmplif) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amplifyou.ca/ (https://www.instagram.com/amplifyou.ca/) To Launch your Podcast - Launchyourpod.com (http://launchyourpod.com/) For More Podcast Training - www.mypodcastcoach.com (http://www.mypodcastcoach.com/) Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic...

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When your WHY is big enough you will find your HOW ! Think Cloud - PODCAST TAKEOVER!!!!

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 24, 2020 35:35

17 Years - Think Cloud - Once we were seventeen years old, our story got told......... We celebrate our 17th anniversary of being in business this month. To commemorate this outstanding achievement, co-founding directors Scott Clark, Leon McQuade and Chief of Operations Dean Bulfield have sat down together to record a podcast covering the trials and tribulations Think Cloud has faced during its 17 years in business. Think Clouds success is built on earned knowledge acquired over the past 17 years helping Local Government, Education, Ministry Of Defence Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Engineering, Financial, and Charity sectors, succeed through digital technology. Think Cloud started small as a Hull IT Support company. 'Scott had a desk.' Dean recalls, 'and I think the day I started, I had a laptop, pen and paper.' The room itself they began working in was similarly bare, as the team remembered 'no windows, no nothing'. In today's economic market, being in business for 17 years is no easy feat. In the past 17 years, Think Cloud has successfully navigated the double-dip recession and are now facing the 2020 COVID-19 recession. On their success, Scott confirms that 'Yeah, we always do our best by the customer.' It is this dedication to their customers that have allowed Think Cloud to grow into the company it is today. Scott explains their company ethos in more detail, stating 'we'll always want to be the best, but we also want to be the best for the customer, we want to be their partner, we want to move the customer forward. We want to see a customer grow; we want them to be a success.' Leon describes his and Scott's first encounters, telling the story of what it was like to be a customer of the, then Virtual Networking. Recalling a time he refused to accept Scotts advise when he wanted to use G Suite to digitally transform a company founded way back in the 1940s. Scott adding " he wanted me to migrate him to Google G Suite and Xero and to add he told me a week before Christmas. Back then, we were Microsoft; it was what we know and what everyone was using, not GSuite." Leon Admitting he needed to call upon Scott and Dean to rescue him when he took it upon himself to migrate the business anyway. Admitting "moving to the Cloud, I got it wrong. It was chaos. But what I would say is, you've always had my back, and you sorted everything out in the background, and you got everything I lost back up, and you got it working. The technology-enabled us to communicate quicker, improve on costs and productivity, make decisions quicker. Which resulted in an eight-figure growth and allowed expansion with an international reach that stretched as far as Europe, America and the UAE" It is not just the company ethos that has made the company what it is today, and it is the relationship, dedication and passion of the Think Cloud team. Dean admits that recruitment was of vital importance to Think Cloud. From their early days, revealing 'I think it just takes one bad employee within an organisation to disrupt the full team…and that for me is the culture [of Think Cloud], the team, we're all there to help each other grow, and we want to be winners. That's what I love about working for Think Cloud'. Scott echoes this sentiment on this week's special anniversary podcast, stating 'we always have each other's back as customers and obviously as friends.' Learn more about Think Cloud's 17-year journey by listening to the full podcast now! Powered By: Think Cloud

Mer om snackisen Privacy Shield samt en FAQ från EDPB

Stacken

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2020 32:40

Den 16:e juli föll domen i EU-domstolen som ogiltigförklarade Privacy Shield som en mekanism för lagliga dataöverföringar från EU till USA. I det här avsnittet pratar vi om den här oerhört viktiga domen och ger ännu mer bakgrund till hela fallet. Vi kikar även på en FAQ som European Data Protection Board (EDPB) har tagit fram som svar på de vanligaste frågorna som säkert många företag där ute har just nu. Framförallt företag som använder sig av molntjänster såsom Microsoft 365, Amazon AWS, Azure och Google G Suite. Video: Max Schrems at the Hearing of the European Parliament on EU-US Data Transfers (26:30) European Data Protection Board publishes FAQ document on CJEU judgment https://citynetwork.se/stacken --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stacken/message

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Microsoft Inspire, Google G Suite Essentials, Netflix, Microsoft and Intel Earnings

Techpinions

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 24, 2020 32:42

This week's Techpinions podcast features Carolina Milanesi and Bob O'Donnell analyzing the Azure and Microsoft M365 news and diversity and leadership sessions from Inspire, discussing the addition of Google's G Suite Essentials offering, and chatting about the quarterly earnings from Netflix, Microsoft and Intel and what they say about the current state of the tech market.

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1959 - Google G Suite Gmail Gets An Upgrade

The Rhino Daily Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 16, 2020 2:54

Promises to be simpler to use.

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Cloud Audit Logging with Philip O'Toole and Oscar Guerrero

Google Cloud Platform Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 1, 2020 39:40

This week, Mark Mirchandani and Priyanka Vergadia learn all about Cloud Audit Logging with fellow Googlers Philip O’Toole and Oscar Guerrero. Our guests explain the importance of Cloud Audit Logs to keep track of your GCP resources so you know who, what, where, and when things were done. Our guests explain the types of logs GCP offers and why each is important for security. The interview continues with a discussion the various other benefits of audit logging, including proof of compliance and measuring of risk. Because audit logs have the ability to create more data than some businesses can use, Philip and Oscar help our listeners understand how to choose the correct logging services for their needs, and we learn how Cloud Logging can help users digest their data. Philip describes how audit logs and event driven systems can benefit businesses, explaining how event driven systems can be built and pushed with GCP. Oscar continues the conversation with audit logging in G Suite. The Cloud Logging team is continuing to expand offerings, so be on the lookout! Philip O’Toole Philip O’Toole is an Engineering Manager at Google Pittsburgh, leading development teams working on GCP’s Cloud Logging Platform, including Audit Logging. Prior to Google, he led development teams at InfluxDB, Loggly, and Riverbed Technology. You can find him on the web. Oscar Guerrero Oscar Guerrero is a Product Manager at Google New York, focused on Data Privacy and Compliance, in particular Audit Logging. Prior to Google, he consulted on Cloud based Financial Risk systems and was a Program Manager at Microsoft in Commerce, Xbox, and Cloud Recommendations. Cool things of the week The new Google Cloud region in Jakarta is now open blog Cloud SQL database instances now discounted blog Beyond Your Bill videos Understanding and analyzing your committed use discounts video Now available: Next OnAir ‘20 schedule, sessions, learning, and resources blog Interview Cloud Audit Logs site Cloud Audit Logs Documentation site Cloud Logging site Cloud Logging Documentation site BigQuery site Google Cloud Storage site Operations (formerly Stackdriver) site Chronicle site Splunk site G Suite audit logging information guide Google G Suite to Splunk HEC Configuration blog Anthos site Tip of the week This week, we have a tip from our Customer Engineering friend, Anthony Bushong, about audit logging in Kubernetes. You can find great documentation on this here and here. What’s something cool you’re working on? Cloud Bytes launched on Sunday and the 2nd episode of the Drawing Board launched late last week! Continuing to work on these.

Episode 4: Google G Suite with Kyle Candler and Ryan Bayne

The CloudSolv Vibe Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 25, 2020 25:13

In this episode of the Stellr Vibe Podcast, brought to you by SYNNEX, Stellr Guide Leta Plank and guests Kyle Candler and Ryan Bayne discuss Google G Suite. As you'll hear in their conversation, G Suite is perfectly positioned to enable companies to succeed in the new reality that we see today precisely because it is a born-in-the-cloud platform. As we continue to navigate COVID-19, working from home has changed the game. How can companies stay connected and productive during this challenging time? Over the course of this episode, Leta, Kyle, and Ryan will discuss: > What is G Suite and what makes it different from other solutions? > How does G Suite enable remote workers? > Is it secure? From Gmail and Google Docs to robust back-end Admin consoles, Kyle and Ryan guide listeners through the tremendous capabilities that G Suite offers to businesses of every size, and the opportunities for resellers to close deals TODAY! To see how Google G Suite can save your customers time, money, and resources, check out Google's Business Value Calculator at https://gsuitecalculator.withgoogle.com/ You can also learn more about helping your customers work remotely via G Suite at https://gsuite.google.com/intl/en_ca/working-remotely/ And, to learn more about SYNNEX and the Stellr program, visit: https://www.synnexcorp.com/stellr/ Be sure to check out more episodes of The Stellr Vibe Podcast to find out how SYNNEX is delivering digital transformation at https://thestellrvibe.podbean.com/ © 2020 SYNNEX Corporation. All rights reserved. SYNNEX, the SYNNEX Logo, and all other SYNNEX company, product and services names and slogans are trademarks or registered trademarks of SYNNEX Corporation. SYNNEX, and the SYNNEX Logo Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off. Westcon, Comstor and GoldSeal are registered trademarks of WG Service Inc., used under license. Other names and marks are the property of their respective owners.

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Systems, Processes, G-Suite & HIPAA In Private Practice | TPOT 134

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 22, 2020 53:47

In this episode, Gordon dives deep into the systems and processes it takes to run a private practice. No matter what size your practice is, you will want things to run as smoothly as possible. A few ways to ensure your practice is running smoothly is by automating specific administrative tasks. Plus, you'll need to consider where and how you are storing all your documents and information. Later, Gordon dives deep into the benefits of using G-Suite and how to ensure your practice stays HIPAA compliant. Systems and Processes Systems and processes are what happens when you receive a client's call until the time you discharge them. Particularly on the back-end in terms of the clinical documentation and the administrative functions. For example, when you get a new client, you'll probably give them some paperwork or forms. We need to do that, just legally and ethically have them sign forms, understand their HIPAA privacy policy, understand their fees, and the risk involved in doing therapy. Especially with teletherapy, our clients need to understand the risk of doing virtual therapy. In addition, we have that whole moving piece for those of us with insurance-based practices. We are checking benefits for their insurance and then filing the claims. So, when I say systems and processes, it means all of those things that occur outside the therapy room in terms of documentation and administrative functions. When starting in private practice, all of those things can be overwhelming, particularly in the beginning. A lot of people are not sure how to pull all that together. Regardless of the size of your practice, you want those things to run smoothly. Divide Your Tasks So the first thing that I think is helpful is to divide things into what I think of as clinical functions versus administrative functions. So, you've got your progress notes and session notes, your treatment plans, your discharge plans, all of that kind of documentation that we keep for our patients. Those are the clinical functions, and that's the stuff that we really have to focus on keeping protected and confidential. These things are commonly referred to as personal health information. The administrative side includes tracking things like where your money is coming in and coming out from. Plus, it would help if you had a marketing plan and a business plan. Those things are all administrative functions. HIPAA HIPAA comes in around our clinical functions. A lot of times, we can make HIPAA much more complicated than it is. If you want to keep paper records, which there's nothing wrong with that, then HIPAA doesn't apply other than keeping it under a double lock. With analog paper records, you can quickly run out of space. I have moved to pretty much paperless office now and any documents we get, we either scan them and convert them, or we put them into an electronic health record system. Also, we use our Google Drive, which is HIPAA secure. I make it a policy within my practice that the only thing that I'm going to communicate with a client by email is just something around appointment times and changing appointments and sending out initial paperwork. I'm not going to use email to address clinical issues as I would in a session. So in that sense, you're keeping things a little more private. Using G-Suite You cannot make your regular Gmail account HIPAA complaint. Instead, you need a G-Suite account. G-Suite allows you to change the email name from @gmail.com to @yourcounselingpractice.com. Plus, when someone emails you, it is handled through the Gmail app, it's just like using the free Gmail app. Also, you get the benefit of having HIPAA secure emails. G-Suite allows you to create all sorts of cool things with it. Google Drive is one of my favorites because it comes with cloud storage. Cloud storage is much better and more secure than storing stuff on your computer. If you're storing things on your computer, there is always the potential for someone to hack into it. Also, you could lose your computer, or it could crash. However, if stored in the cloud, you will always have access to it, and you will always have a backup. Plus, Google's security will be better than anything you can put on your computer; they depend on it. Most people are familiar with Google Docs and Google Sheets. The biggest nugget for private practice owners is Google Forms. It allows you to track how many sessions you have per week and the average session rate. This dashboard can be done on a Google Form – it will automatically put the information from the form to the sheet. This way, the data can be manipulated. If you get creative, there are lots of different ways you can set up systems and processes using Google G-Suite. Electronic Health Records System An EHR is a way to go! That way, you can file all your claims electronically. Plus, it makes things a lot more automated. Most EHR systems will track the money you make from clients. However, it doesn't necessarily have a function to track business expenses. Instead, you'll want an accounting and bookkeeping system. Keep in mind that QuickBooks is not HIPAA secure. Therefore, do not put any health information or client information in the accounting system. When you have a client, do not write their name in the accounting system, write that you received payment from a client. You can use your client's name in an EHR or on Google G-Suite. Being transparent… Some of the resources below use affiliate links which simply means we receive a commission if you purchase using the links, at no extra cost to you. Thanks for using the links! Resources TherapyNotes.com - Use the coupon code "GORDON" to get 2 months free. 4th of July Brighter Vision Sale Roy Huggins on Technology, HIPAA and The Financial Side of Private Practice | TPOT Podcast 007 Rob Reinhardt | Electronic Health Records (EHR) In Private Practice | TPOT Podcast 028 Rob's EHR Reviews Easy Safe Harbor From HIPAA Breach Notification: Now on Your Computer and Smartphone Racism Resources G Suite for Therapists | The E-Course (Use Code JUNE2020) The Session Note Helper System Free Google G-Suite Hacks Sheet Join the G-Suite for Therapists Users Group Money Matters in Private Practice | The Course Cool Resources Be a Podcast Guest Follow @TPOTpodcast on Instagram Meet Gordon Brewer, MEd, LMFT Gordon is the person behind The Practice of Therapy Podcast & Blog. He is also President and Founder of Kingsport Counseling Associates, PLLC. He is a therapist, consultant, business mentor, trainer, and writer. 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Pavel Minář na volné noze krize—nekrize: O podnikání s Google G Suite a natáčení videí v home-office

Na volné noze

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 21, 2020 64:48

Přinášíme zkrácený záznam web(M)ináře s Pavlem Minářem pro členy Na volné noze ze čtvrtka 16.4.2020. Řeč byla o Pavlově podnikání na volné noze krize—nekrize, o natáčení YouTube videí v podmínkách home-office či o použití Google G Suite k evidenci klientů. A omluvte prosím nižší kvalitu online záznamu ze Zoomu, učíme se za pochodu

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6 Million Businesses Now Pay for Google G Suite

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 10, 2020 3:14

Javier Soltero, the General Manager and VP of G Suite at Google, recently reported that Google now has 6 million paying business customers. In February of 2019, Google had 5 million paying users and 4 million the year before. Announcements like this further demonstrate the success Google is having in penetrating businesses and gaining adoption. Microsoft is also well aware of Google’s success and has been approaching their base of customers and doing whatever they can to keep Google out. In this podcast, Adam Mansfield, shares his perspective on what this all means for enterprises and what you should expect from Google and Microsoft moving forward.

The Step-By-Step System To Grow Sales Through Social Content, Conversations & Influence with Jon Ferrara

Business Processes Simplified Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 30, 2020 35:14

Guest’s Background: Jon Ferrara has been recognized for pioneering innovation in the customer management category. He’s the founder and CEO of Nimble, an award-winning social sales, and marketing CRM for individuals and teams. It’s Ranked #1 in Overall Satisfaction by G2 Crowd and integrates with Microsoft Office 365 and Google G Suite. Learn more at Nimble.com. Ferrara was the creator and co-founder of the award-winning customer management product GoldMine. In 1999, Goldmine got acquired by FrontRange and Ferrara left to pursue other interests. During those years, Ferrara continued to watch the CRM market. He saw that most of the CRM products that were serving small businesses moved upmarket (and became more costly and complex) or fell by the wayside, leaving the market underserved. Specialities: – Entrepreneurship and Product Innovation – Brand and Identity Development – Marketing and Sales Strategy – Managing Global 350+ person Corporations Website: nimble.com System Steps: Step 1: Create your persona. Step 2: Identify the influencers of your prospects. Step 3: Share your content. Step 4: Listen and engage. Step 5: Follow up and follow through. System Notes While this system suggests using other influencer’s content, Jon suggests that you create content you could call your own. One way to create your own content is to engage with influencers from your field and share that conversation as your content. Support the show.

Episode 223: What’s a Terraform?

Software Defined Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 19, 2020 73:22

Coté finally learns what HashiCorp does. Also, yellow rubber gloves. Mood Board: Blur my foreground, that’s what I want. No Yodas Lot of rubber gloves in your youth? I have never really enjoyed a Steven King book. Maybe it’s for the Rip Van Winkle set You watch Netflix, you should watch more Netflix. I don’t need your recommendations, don’t tell me how to live my life. It was like a bunch of Duplo blocks in a junior high theater class. As someone said: teams is like a front-end to Sharepoint The screenshot they showed was kind of like Teams. Why can’t they make it 100% OK? You’ve got a big TV, put me on it! Relevant to your interests Microsoft Teams vs. Zoom vs. Skype Does anyone really know what the deal is with this JEDI thing? - The Pentagon says it 'wishes to reconsider' the award to Microsoft of the $10 billion JEDI cloud computing contract (https://www.businessinsider.com.au/pentagon-reconsider-jedi-microsoft-amazon-web-services-2020-3?r=US&IR=T) HashiCorp - Vagrant sure is valuable! HashiCorp Scores $175M Funding Round, $5B Valuation (https://www.sdxcentral.com/articles/news/hashicorp-scores-175m-funding-round-5b-valuation/2020/03/?utm_source=feedblitz&utm_medium=FeedBlitzRss&utm_campaign=sdxcentral) Exclusive: DevOps unicorn HashiCorp could be valued at $5.25B in new round (https://pitchbook.com/news/articles/devops-company-hashicorp-seeks-525b-valuation-in-new-round) Rancher - EDGE, BABY! Rancher Labs Raises $40 Million Series D Round to Accelerate Growth of Its Kubernetes Management Platform (https://rancher.com/press/rancher-labs-raises-series-d-fundraising-to-accelerate-growth-of-kubernetes-management-platform) Platform9 Announces Freedom for Kubernetes Users with New, 'Freedom' and 'Growth' SaaS-Managed Kubernetes Plans (https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/platform9-announces-freedom-for-kubernetes-users-with-new-freedom-and-growth-saas-managed-kubernetes-plans-301025164.html) npm is joining GitHub - The GitHub Blog (https://github.blog/2020-03-16-npm-is-joining-github/) Next Phase Montage (https://blog.npmjs.org/post/612764866888007680/next-phase-montage?utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=84796364&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_EuORWSkYIHmS8nqMc0WCk8B2JPOcD3eOpqljJX0aaD_hQpOJ2QucYIFMw8Z8vsLz1_j2JZjRSHbvrbZVXqW2h80901EglStEJDlhLyQmH1NcjGSk&_hsmi=84796364) CNCF starts new artifact hub (https://devclass.com/2020/03/12/cncf-starts-new-artifact-hub/) - “pre-alpha stadium.” Using 6 Page and 2 Page Documents To Make Organizational Decisions (https://medium.com/@inowland/using-6-page-and-2-page-documents-to-make-organizational-decisions-3216badde909) Book review: The Real Deal - technology deal making in the 2020's (https://diginomica.com/book-review-real-deal-technology-deal-making-2020s) Apple announces online-only WWDC 2020 due to coronavirus spread (https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/13/21175785/wwdc-2020-online-only-apple-keynote-announced-coronavirus) Righting a Wrong: IBM is a Leader in the Cloud... (http://blog.enterprisemanagement.com/righting-a-wrong-ibm-is-a-leader-in-the-cloud) Trump Surprised Google With a Bogus Coronavirus Site Claim (https://www.wired.com/story/coronavirus-donald-trump-google-website/) Google: G Suite now has 2 billion users (https://www.zdnet.com/article/google-g-suite-now-has-2-billion-users/) Coronavirus quarantine enforced for all people entering Australia, lockdowns on the table (https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2020-03-15/coronavirus-covid19-self-isolation-announced-for-australia/12057772?pfmredir=sm) Coronavirus Will Change How We Shop, Travel and Work for Years (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-13/coronavirus-will-change-how-we-shop-travel-and-work-for-years) Microsoft Teams goes down just as Europe logs on to work remotely (https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/16/21181300/microsoft-teams-down-outage-europe-remote-working-coronavirus?utm_campaign=theverge&utm_content=chorus&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter) NSW govt pledges to introduce mandatory data breach reporting (https://www.itnews.com.au/news/nsw-govt-pledges-to-introduce-mandatory-data-breach-reporting-539109) What’s in a Name? How Pivotal’s Products Are Being Renamed as Part of VMware Tanzu (https://tanzu.vmware.com/content/blog/pivotal-platform-vmware-tanzu) Announcing OpenShift Serverless 1.5.0 Tech Preview - A sneak peek of our GA (https://blog.openshift.com/announcing-openshift-serverless-1-5-0-tech-preview-a-sneak-peek-of-our-ga/) Google indefinitely delays the digital version of its Cloud Next conference (https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2020/3/17/21183701/google-cloud-next-delay-indefinitely-coronavirus-digital-event-postponed) Microsoft starts a grand unification attempt with .NET 5 (https://www.theregister.co.uk/2020/03/17/dotnet_5_preview_1/) Apple unveils new iPad Pro with LiDAR Scanner and trackpad support in iPadOS (https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2020/03/apple-unveils-new-ipad-pro-with-lidar-scanner-and-trackpad-support-in-ipados/) Spectro Cloud Launches With $7.5 Million to Help Enterprises Realize the Promise of Kubernetes (https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/03/17/2002043/0/en/Spectro-Cloud-Launches-With-7-5-Million-to-Help-Enterprises-Realize-the-Promise-of-Kubernetes.html) Not just video-conferencing apps taking a dive: IBM Cloud hit by partial Tuesday outage (https://www.theregister.co.uk/2020/03/17/ibm_cloud_tuesday_partial_outage/) Ansible DevOps comes to the mainframe (https://www.zdnet.com/article/ansible-devops-comes-to-the-mainframe/) Mainframe Developers Get Boost From BMC Acquisition Of Compuware (https://go.forrester.com/blogs/mainframe-developers-get-boost-from-bmc-acquisition-of-compuware/) Non Sense How Much Toilet Paper?! The Coronavirus Toilet Paper Calculator (https://howmuchtoiletpaper.com/) You can now get alcohol delivered with your food when you order from Texas restaurants, Gov. Abbott says (https://www.click2houston.com/news/politics/2020/03/19/you-can-get-alcohol-delivered-with-your-food-when-you-order-from-texas-restaurants-gov-abbott-says/) Sponsors Arrested DevOps Podcast: Subscribe today by searching for “Arrested DevOps” in you favorite podcast app or by visiting (https://www.arresteddevops.com/)https://www.arresteddevops.com/ (https://www.arresteddevops.com/). Conferences, et. al. DevOpsDays Austin 2020 — Cancelled or Postponed. (https://twitter.com/DoDAustin/status/1240645494440894465?s=20) ChefConf 2020 (https://chefconf.chef.io/) June 2, All Digital. 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#5 Partnering on a rental property business, systems, and building a portfolio of 70 rentals with Ben Walhood and Mark Wilton

Living Off Rentals

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 18, 2020 50:13

Do you love rentals but need guidance on how to manage your properties like a true professional? Today’s guests are rental property systems experts and partners on a successful and growing rental property business. Ben Walhood is the owner of Apex Landlord Services, LLC. He is also the president of Apex Renovations, Inc. Ben’s business partner is Mark Wilton, is the relationship and operations manager of Apex Landlord Services, LLC. He is also the owner and CEO of Kiwiana Homes, LLC. In today’s episode, Ben and Mark share how they make their business partnership work, how they find and fund their deals, and what their business goals are for 2020. They also share valuable advice on how to avoid tenant issues before they arise! Key Takeaways Why they decided to partner up and what the initial concept behind their partnership was How their business setup has evolved over the years Benefits and drawbacks of having a business partner How they make their partnership work What their current business setup is and what each of their roles are Biggest shifts that have occurred since they first started until now How they are finding and funding their deals How Ben felt about leaving his full-time job What Mark noticed has evolved the most in terms of real estate investing Advise to those who would like to buy rentals and manage them themselves How to set up tenant relationships for success upfront and how to manage it moving forward How they balance the maintenance side without overspending Software/apps they are using to manage their properties Their goal for 2020 and what they plan to accomplish by the end of the year Links CHECKLIST: Tenant Expectations, Tips, and Tricks to avoid the most common landlord problems: https://www.livingoffrentals.com/opt-in-2e84b309-10a3-409c-867f-7967eecfdb79 Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki - https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Teach-Their-About-Money-dp-0446568813/dp/0446568813/ref=mt_hardcover? _encoding=UTF8&me=&qid= Podium - https://www.podium.com Google Drive - https://www.google.com/drive/ Google G Suite - https://gsuite.google.com/ Google Docs - https://gsuite.google.com/intl/en_ph/products/docs/ No-doc Loan - https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/low_no_doc_loans.asp

Episode 12: Google News Update

Google News Update

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 14, 2020

Coming up on the show! ◤◢◣◥◤ ◢◣ Articles ◢◣◥◤◢◣◥ Contrary to Trump’s claim, Google is not building a nationwide coronavirus screening website https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/13/21179118/google-coronavirus-testing-screening-website-drive-thru-covid-19 Google: G Suite now has 2 billion users https://news.google.com/search?q=gsuite%202%20billion&hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US%3Aen Google’s next streaming player will reportedly run Android TV and come with a remote https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/10/21173765/google-streaming-player-dongle-android-tv-chromecast-remote ◤◢◣◥◤ ◢◣ Podcast ◢◣◥◤◢◣◥ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2PnvOqxXqmLcNJeTwp9UvB Apple iTunes: […]

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Tech Talk Roundtable 07-05 | Shadow IT

Concordia Ed Tech Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 1, 2020

Description Picture this: it’s the middle of the night and you are thinking about how to make tomorrow’s lesson more engaging. You turn to the internet and search through endless lesson ideas and you find that perfect gem, that perfect idea. All you need to do is download a new application that can be downloaded from the internet or the App store. You download it and start using it with your kids. Kids have to go in and create an account. It took two minutes because they used their Google or Office365 authentication credentials and they are off and running. Awesome, right? Well … today’s episode is all about all those little apps, software downloads and hardware that make your IT department’s blood pressure rise. It is called Shadow IT. Lessons Learned Dennis - I will make the world’s worst Secret Santa Daniel - VLC for Mobile is awesome - Share video files over IP address and create playlists. Chris - Recording feedback is faster than writing feedback, and the kids actually listen! Fun Fact A standard “trick” used by telephone tech support people in the 1990’s was to tell you to defrag your hard drive. This gave them up to an hour of time to stall until they could come up with an actual solution to your problem. Notes & Links Shadow IT is the term for hardware, software and applications acquired by an organization’s users without going through the IT department. Gartner Research says 40% of all IT spending at a company occurs outside the IT department. Make Sure to Vet Educational Apps Teachers don’t think they can get the apps they need through official channels in a timely manner. Strategy: districts can perform their own vetting of in-demand applications. This can be as simple as ensuring the apps come from a reputable source and offer reasonable security and privacy protections for user data. Educate Users on Shadow IT Risks An attacker could create a fake application or add hidden, malicious functionality to a good application. When users install the app, they inadvertently install malware on their device. Now the attacker has full access to the users’ data and devices, and can use that access to attack and compromise other district systems. It’s hard to get buy-in on security and privacy risks There’s no way the district can be responsible for supporting every product and service people find on their own, Enforce Network Access Restrictions One option is to configure network security technologies to prevent the use of selected shadow IT cloud-based services. Solution: It’s also possible to restrict local apps on devices issued by the school district. For example, mobile devices can be set up to download software only from app stores the district has approved. Use Security Controls to Monitor for Threats Monitor web traffic, email and other forms of communication to stop users from accessing malicious websites, domains and other internet-based resources. Implications Besides security risks, some of the implications of Shadow IT are: Wasted time Shadow IT adds hidden costs to organizations, consisting largely of non-IT workers in finance, marketing, HR, etc, who spend a significant amount of time discussing and re-checking the validity of certain data, setting up and managing systems and software without experience. Inconsistent business logic If a ‘shadow IT’ spreadsheet application encapsulates its own definitions and calculations, it is likely that over time inconsistencies will arise from the accumulation of small differences from one version to another and from one group to another, as spreadsheets are often copied and modified. In addition, many errors that occur from either lack of understanding of the concepts or incorrect use of the spreadsheet frequently go undetected due to a lack of rigorous testing and version control. Inconsistent approach Even when the definitions and formulas are correct, the methodology for doing analysis can be distorted by the arrangement and flow of linked spreadsheets, or the process itself can be wrong. Wasted investment Shadow IT applications sometimes prevent full Return on investment (ROI) from investments in systems that are designed to perform the functions now replaced by Shadow IT. This is often seen in Data warehousing (DW) and Business informatics (BI) projects, which are initiated with good intentions, where the broader and consistent usage of DW and BI in the organization never really starts off. This can also be caused by management failure to anticipate deployment, licensing and system capacity costs when attempting to deliver DW & BI solutions. Adopting an internal cost model that forces potential new users of the DW/BI system to choose cheaper (shadow) alternatives, also plays a part in preventing successful enterprise implementation. Inefficiencies Shadow IT can be a barrier to innovation by blocking the establishment of more efficient work processes. Additional performance bottlenecks and new single points of failure may be introduced when Shadow IT systems layer on top of existing systems. Data might be exported from a shared system to a spreadsheet to perform the critical tasks or analysis. Higher risk of data loss or leaks Shadow IT data backup procedures may not be provided or audited. Personnel and contractors in Shadow IT operations may not be put through normal education, procedures or vetting processes. Originators of Shadow IT systems may leave the organization often leaving with proprietary data or leaving behind complicated systems the remainder of staff cannot manage. Barrier to enhancement Shadow IT can act as a brake on the adoption of new technology. Because IT artifacts, e.g., spreadsheets, are deployed to fill critical needs, they must be replaced carefully. But lacking adequate documentation, controls and standards, that process is slow and error-prone. Organizational dysfunction Shadow IT creates a dysfunctional environment leading to animosity between IT and non-IT related groups within an organization. Improper motivations behind Shadow IT efforts such as seeking job-security (i.e., "Bob is the only person with this data," or "What will happen if he leaves?"), data hoarding, self-promotion, favor trading, etc. can lead to significant management issues. A 2015 survey of over 400 global CIOs showed 90% of CIOs worldwide find themselves by-passed by line of business at least sometimes. One third (31%) of CIOs globally are routinely side-lined when it comes to making IT purchasing decisions. Effect on IT Departments According to Gartner, by 2015, 35 percent of enterprise IT expenditures for most organizations will be managed outside the IT department's budget. Examples: Examples of these unofficial data flows include USB flash drives or other portable data storage devices, MSN Messenger or other online messaging software, Gmail or other online e-mail services, Google Docs or other online document sharing and Skype or other online VOIP software—and other less straightforward products: self-developed Access databases and self-developed Excel spreadsheets and macros. Security risks arise when data or applications move outside protected systems, networks, physical location, or security domains. A 2012 French survey [5] of 129 IT managers revealed some examples of shadow IT : Excel macro 19% software 17% cloud solutions 16% ERP 12% BI systems 9% Websites 8% hardware 6% VoIP 5% shadow IT support 5% shadow IT project 3% BYOD 3%. Another form of shadow IT comes by way of OAuth connected applications, where a user authorizes access to a third-party application via a sanctioned application. For example, the user can use their Facebook credentials to log into Spotify or another 3rd party application via their corporate cloud app (Google G Suite or Microsoft Office 365). With this access, the 3rd party app may have excessive access to the sanctioned app, thereby introducing up unintended risk. Resource: 4 Tips for Controlling Shadow IT 2016 Shadow Data Report Android Warning: Devious Malware Found Inside 34 Apps Already Installed By 100M+ Users

Frag Lars - Warum wir G Suite und nicht Apple Apps nutzen

Selbstmanagement. Digital.

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 18, 2020 14:45

In dieser Folge greifen wir, neben vielen anderen spannenden Fragen, nochmal das Thema auf, warum wir die Google G Suite und nicht die Apple Apps nutzen. In ähnlicher Form wurde diese Frage bereits gestellt, taucht aber immer wieder in Euren Kommentaren und Anfragen auf. LinksiPad only: 8 Tipps für produktives Arbeiten mit dem iPad https://larsbobach.de/ipad-only-8-tipps-fuer-produktives-arbeiten-mit-dem-ipad/ Google G Suitehttps://gsuite.google.com MeisterTaskhttps://meistertask.com/lars/ MeisterTask Online Kurs in der Selbstmanagement-Akademiehttps://akademie.larsbobach.de MeisterTask BASIC Workshophttps://larsbobach.de/meistertask/ MeisterTask PRO Workshophttps://larsbobach.de/meistertask-pro/ Die Themen1. iPad only für Lehrer 2. iPad mit oder ohne LTE 3. iPad Pro 12.9 vs. MacBook Pro 4. Google G Suite versus Apple Apps 5. Rechtschreibkorrektur auf dem iPad abschalten 6. Projektgestaltung in MeisterTask 7. GoodNotes 5 Anhänge in E-Mails Das waren die heutigen Fragen. Hast Du auch eine Frage? Dann schicke uns eine E-Mail an fraglars@larsbobach.de oder schreib bei YouTube in die Kommentare mit #fraglars. Wenn Dir diese Folge gefallen hat, freuen wir uns, wenn Du diesen Podcast abonnierst. Hilf uns den Podcast immer weiter zu verbessern und Dir die Inhalte zu liefern, die Du Dir wünschst. Wie? Hinterlasse eine Bewertung und eine Rezension! Zeitinvestition: Maximal ein bis zwei Minuten. Herzlichen Dank für Deine Mühe!

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Cyber Safety & Security in K-12 Schools - David Waugh - ESW #172

Enterprise Security Weekly (Video)

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 15, 2020 33:16

As K-12 schools and students move into a digital world, the traditionally separate areas of campus safety and cybersecurity are converging. Cyberbullying, the increase in violence on campus, hackers targeting school information systems and student data, and the technological overlap between campus safety and cybersecurity are all driving this trend. The segment will look at how schools are taking a layered approach to protecting Google G Suite and Microsoft Office 365 data from risks focused on the K-12 education environment. Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/ESWEpisode172

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Cyber Safety & Security in K-12 Schools - David Waugh - ESW #172

Paul's Security Weekly TV

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2020 33:16

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Setting SMART Goals For Your New Year In Private Practice | TPOT 110

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 6, 2020 34:34

Happy New Year! In this episode, Gordon talks about setting goals, specifically SMART goals. Plus, Gordon reveals some useful tips when thinking about your annual goals. For instance, make sure to write down your goals, look at them often, and reassess your goals each quarter. In order to accomplish your goals, ensure you have the most helpful resources and tools to set yourself up for success. Writing Down Goals Currently, Gordon writes down his goals using the Full Focus Planner. You do not necessarily need a planner to write down your annual goals. Gordon started thinking about his goal-setting by writing them down in a blank journal. We have a 40% greater chance of reaching our goals just by writing them down. Think about your goals for the year and write some things out. Gordon says even to write them out using longhand. It causes us to think about things differently. Once you write down your goals, you will need to look back at them throughout the year. SMART Goals SMART stands for specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-specific. The goal must state what is to be achieved. When you are setting a goal, make sure it's not too ambiguous. For instance, if you wanted to lose weight, the goal needs to be a specific number. In private practice, owners wish to achieve the goal of getting more clients. Again, you need a particular number of clients you are hoping to bring in. For instance, you can say you want to get ten new clients each month. When we set goals, they need to be realistic and attainable. A goal is much better if you give yourself a deadline. Think about why you are in private practice. Are your goals going to help produce the lifestyle you want to have for yourself? Get the SMART Goals Worksheet. Accomplishing Goals What tools are you going to need to reach your goals? Gordon uses a planner to help him reach his goals. Other tools could be software, automation, or people. Draw on your resources. Gordon switched from contractors to employees – he was able to make that switch by consulting with people. Get feedback from others about your goals. Telling others about your goals will also help keep you accountable. Keep Yourself On Track Gordon uses a planner and Google G-Suite to keep him organized. He tracks the number of phone calls and conversions in G-Suite. The more data you have, the better you can measure your goals. Also, we have the ability to change our goals if we need to. Look at your annual goals once a quarter and think about what needs to be replaced. Have a way to track your goals and hold yourself accountable. Another way to stay on track is by taking small steps. Think about the individual actions that you need to take to reach your goals. Being transparent… Some of the resources below use affiliate links which simply means we receive a commission if you purchase using the links, at no extra cost to you. Thanks for using the links! Resources TherapyNotes.com SMART Goals Worksheet Session Note Helper Be a Podcast Guest Cool Resources Follow @TPOTpodcast on Instagram Meet Gordon Brewer, MEd, LMFT Gordon is the person behind The Practice of Therapy Podcast & Blog. He is also President and Founder of Kingsport Counseling Associates, PLLC. He is a therapist, consultant, business mentor, trainer, and writer. PLEASE Subscribe to The Practice of Therapy Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher and Google Play. Follow us on Twitter @therapistlearn and Pinterest “Like” us on Facebook

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Ep 29: Solving the the pain of where musicians practice with Grove Studios CEO Rick Coughlin

Dreams ARE Real

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 17, 2019 76:42

Rick Coughlin is a Technology Integration Specialist and Co-Founder and CEO of Grove Studios, a 24/7 practice space for musicians. Rick is not only a great guy, but also a humble, growing leader with a heart to affordably solve some of the biggest problems musicians face and allow them the space to more freely create the soundtrack of our lives. Our conversation ranges from Rick’s connections to yodeling, to his history as a musician, the founding of Grove, vision for the future, and more. About the Guest: Rick is an American technologist, entrepreneur, educator, and musician with deep passion for problem solving, collaboration, and community. WIth experience in education, business, and the music industry, Rick has successfully navigated 25+ years of stage performance, music production, and teaching. He is the CEO/CTO of Grove Studios. Grove Studios are self-service 24/7 professionally appointed rehearsal, DJ, and music production studios with automated, distribution-ready recording, and easymobile booking. While clients reserve and pay for studio time with just a few taps from a mobile device, the innovation of the business is tech-enabled and IoT technologies that work together, so that the studios are unstaffed, allow Grove to keep prices accessible for their clients. As a technologist, Rick played a key role in an expansive rollout of Chromebook and iPad 1:1 education initiatives for one of the largest school districts in the midwest. This initiative deployed 18,000 devices and over $18 million in funding, transitioned a staff of over 2,000 to Google GSuite, and instituted a professional learning strategy. Rick lives with his wife Deanna (a 3rd grade teacher), his daughters Liv and Bella, his '66 Fender Deluxe Reverb Amp, Kalamazoo, Michigan made Heritage H-535 Electric Guitar, and little piles of vintage and boutique effects pedals. Personal Links: Twitter: @iamrickcoughlin @MrCoughlin Instagram: rick.coughlin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rickjcoughlin/ https://www.facebook.com/rick.coughlin.35 Website: https://grovestudios.space Resource Links: The Five Dysfunctions of a Team- https://amzn.to/2TT4vQy The Power of Moments- https://amzn.to/3aDWaGv Extreme Ownership- https://amzn.to/37m5nRF Rick’s Music History: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1az8fwqEjm2yRK6ihgBkreupGXHJMt-TC?usp=sharing About the Host: Dan McPherson, International Speaker, Business and Personal Development Coach, and CEO of Leaders Must Lead, is on a mission to help Creatives and Entrepreneurs create and grow profit and understand that Dreams ARE Real. With more than 25 years’ experience in corporate roles leading teams of up to 2000 and responsible for more than $150M in revenue, Dan is a recognized expert in leadership, sales, and business strategy. Through his Leaders Must Learn Mastermind, Dreams ARE Real Podcast, Foundations of Success Training, and powerful 1-1 coaching, Dan helps hundreds of entrepreneurs around the world from musicians and artists to chiropractors, coaches, retailers, and beyond experience success and accomplish their goals. To learn more about Dan or to follow him on Social Media, you can find him on: Website: www.leadersmustlead.com Leaders Must Lead Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/leadersmustlead Free Coaching Assessment: https://leadersmustlead.com/free-coaching-assessment Dreams are Real Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/365493184118010/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leadersmustlead/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/leadersmustlead YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZXypDeFKyZnpeQXcX-AsBQ Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to my podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. You can also subscribe from the podcast app on your mobile device. Leave us an iTunes review Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to me and greatly appreciated. They help my podcast rank higher on iTunes, which exposes the show to more

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20: Reimagining Learning with Catlin Tucker

TNT EdTech Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 12, 2019 59:46

In Episode 20, we talk with Catlin Tucker the best selling author of several Blending Learning books, Google Certified Innovator, International Trainer and Keynote Speaker, Teacher of the Year in 2010 in Sonoma County, and is completing her Ph.D. You can follow Catlin Tucker at @Catlin_Tucker, and check out her website www.catlintucker.com In this episode, Catlin shares with us: Working towards her Ph.D. Writing her new book, Balance with Blended Learning Upcoming Conferences including Fall CUE, TCA in February, and this November in Cape Town South Africa for the Associaton of International Schools in Africa Conference Student Agency Choice Boards Grading with Rubrics and Students as Active Partners in their Learning Check for Understanding Balanced Lesson Design Limitless Possibilities Resilience Favorite Lessons Top Tech Tools including Google G-Suite, Schoology, Padlet, Mentimeter Shoutouts to Mindshift KQED, Geroge Couros, Alice Keeler, Adam Welcome, Lisa Highfill Catlin Tucker books include: NEW Pre-Order: Balance with Blended Learning (coming soon in Jan/Feb 2020) Power Up Blended Learning Blended Learning in Action Station Rotation Model Guide Blended Learning in Grades 4-12 Creatively Teach the Common Core Standards with Technology Grades 6-12 We are the TNT Edtech Podcast, and now we are powered by CUE (@cueinc), www.cue.org! check out tntedtech.com for show notes Credits: Small Crowd Applause Sound, Attribution 3.0, Recorded by Yannick Lemieux, No changes made.

Connecting and Google G-Suite in Private Practice | TPOT 103

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 28, 2019 29:41

In this episode, Gordon describes the inspiration behind his Session Note Helper – it was created to quickly write session and progress notes while using standard phrasing menu items and checkboxes. Gordon also explains the tools on G-Suite and how therapists can use G-mail and still be HIPAA compliant. Later, Gordon discusses the importance of connecting with people and some of his favorite highlights from Killin'It Camp. HIPAA HIPAA stands for Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. Most of us forget what this actually means. Typically, we think of it as a big brother force that is always ready to slap us on the wrist. Gordon was looking for a way to send an email that was HIPAA secure. HIPAA requires a BAA (Business Associate Agreement). After doing some research, Gordon realized you could get a BAA from Google. However, you have to get the paid version of Google. At that time, it was called Google for Work – now it's titled G-Suite for Business. The price point is very economical. G-Suite Gordon got the BAA from Google and was able to use the URL for his business as his email address. It costs $6 a month for the basic version and $12 a month for the more advanced version. >>Sign Up Here>Get the FREE Financial Analysis Guide

Episode 13: Love Letters to Jesus - Interview with Kit Rockwell

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 21, 2019 32:17

Kit Rockwell is a 96 year old servant of God and author of the spiritual meditation Love Letters to Jesus. Discover in this episode how her relationship with God helped her with loneliness, good health, family prosperity, and now a continued mission to spread the good news. Personal spirituality is the key focus of this interview.Learn more about Kit Rockwell and her book at https://loveletterstoJesus.usFor our sponsors:OFFER #1 - Google G-Suite 14 Days FREEhttps://refergsuite.app.goo.gl/P4hdOFFER #2 - Player Pree Music and Audio Productionhttps://playherbeats.clubFor more information about the podcast network:https://transformubroadcast.com

Episode 13: Love Letters to Jesus - Interview with Kit Rockwell

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 21, 2019 32:17

Episode 11: The Abstract of Waiting

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 12, 2019 31:41

How do you master waiting and manage your anxiety at the same time? Have you ever considered looking at the abstract of waiting instead to get to the point where you can enjoy the joy of delayed gratification each and every time you have to experience the waiting game.Marcus Hart takes you on a journey in this episode on how to understand and learn from waiting and some tips to use to manage the anxiety.Learn more at https://transformubroadcast.comOur sponsors:Google G-Suite 14 days for FreeGet Free Samples of Wellness Products and a Free Transform U! for household and body conversion Consult Webinar when you Subscribe to Our Podcast from our mystery sponsor!

Episode 11: The Abstract of Waiting

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Bonus Episode: How Do You Get More?

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2019 9:19

How do you get more added into your life? Marcus answers the secret to attracting more into your life. He identifies the importance of aligning yourself and cooperating with the invisible trust relationship that is always present with the Universe and the laws of the Universe. He provides a simple holistic strategy you can use right away daily that involves staying within this trust relationship.Learn more at http://transformubroadcast.comFor 14 days free of Google G-Suite visit http://deals.transformu.usGet your production and studio needs fulfilled with http://playerherbeats.club

Bonus Episode: How Do You Get More?

The Tech Blog Writer Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2019 9:19

977: ManagedMethods - How Machine Learning Powers the Zero Trust Security Model

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 25, 2019 15:59

Zero Trust Security - the concept of "never trust, always verify" - was a term coined by Forrester back in 2010. However, with the prevalence of data breaches today, this concept has taken on a larger role and interest among companies when it comes to security. Furthermore, most data breaches are found to be caused by internal threats and human error. This means companies must not only be monitoring for threats outside of their organization, but also internally. A couple of Gartner's Top Security Projects for 2019 include detection & response, and cloud access security broker (CASB). This should come as no surprise as companies continue to adopt SaaS applications and need AI/machine learning to keep up with the monitoring of all their users and data. A recent Capgemini report also found that 61 percent of enterprises can't detect breach attempts without AI. Machine learning helps companies protect against hackers and account takeovers by knowing locations, devices, IP addresses and times of a typical employee logging into a company's SaaS application, which provides valuable insight regarding unusual account behavior and can be a sign that a user account has been compromised. Machine learning can also help companies understand who exactly is accessing company documents, who the documents are being shared with, where the documents were downloaded from, who is modifying the documents and more. I invited ManagedMethods CEO Charlie Sander onto my daily tech podcast to discuss this topic further. ManagedMethods, is a leading provider of cloud application security solutions for mid-market companies, K-12 school districts and local governments. ManagedMethods provides an award-winning solution that empowers organizations with full and continuous control of cloud application data, including Google G Suite and Microsoft Office 365. ManagedMethods' API-based cloud security solution helps organizations gain data security against internal and external breaches by leveraging AI and machine learning-powered threat detection.

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Special Release Episode: How to Eliminate Anger and Frustration

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2019 9:32

Are you living with a quick temper or managing your anger? Do you get very frustrated with the many subtle things of life? Would you like to eliminate it from time to time and increase your quality of life? In this special release episode Marcus Hart explains one instant word he uses that drops him dead in his tracks when he is feeling angry or frustrated. For more information visit http://transformubroadcast.comFor our sponsors:Google G-Suite 14 Days FREE http://deals.transformu.usProduction and Music needs by the creator of the Transform U! Live Show theme song "Player Pree" - https://playherbeats.club

Special Release Episode: How to Eliminate Anger and Frustration

Kickass Software, Rock 'n' Roll Teams - Der Podcast von Seibert Media!

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2019 9:32

Ist die Google G Suite eine Office-Alternative für Enterprise-Unternehmen? (Podcast)

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 11, 2019 16:57

Wie positioniert sich die Google G Suite heute für Enterprise-Anforderungen? In welchen Bereichen, die für große Organisationen besonders wichtig sind, ist die Googles Office-Lösung dem großen Konkurrenten Office 365 längst voraus? Und warum werden Künstliche Intelligenz und Maschinelles Lernen für Organisationen immer spannender? Und wie sieht es mit Aspekten wie der individuellen Erweiterbarkeit aus? Diese Fragen besprechen wir in unserem aktuellen Podcast.

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Ist die Google G Suite eine Office-Alternative für Enterprise-Unternehmen? (Podcast)

Podcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) u

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 11, 2019 16:57

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Bonus Episode: How to Easily Express Yourself Explained in 10 Minutes

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 17, 2019 19:24

We embody our negative emotions and imprint them deep into the pits of our hearts and souls when allow the loss and circumstances to replay in our heads constantly. The grief and confusion of emotions has to be resolved with expression or else we will roll further backwards away from our purpose and mission. We have to make real life transformation through natural healthy expression.This episode will give you a simple breakthrough of the undergoing of finding freedom through holistic expression.For more information or to be our NEXT guest go to http://transformubroadcast.comTo learn about our sponsors visit:Sofan Comics: http://sofancomics.com14 Days FREE of Google G-Suite: http://deal.transformu.usGet Exclusive music production help: http://playherbeats.club - The same producer of our Theme songDon't forget to LIKE US on https://facebook.com/TransformULive

Bonus Episode: How to Easily Express Yourself Explained in 10 Minutes

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 17, 2019 19:24

How Google Cloud Doubled Its Annual Run Rate

Paul Hickey's Data Driven Daily Tips

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 29, 2019 10:24

Alphabet, Google’s parent company, recently reported Q2 FY19 earnings and shared a very interesting bit of information; Google Cloud’s annual run rate is now $8B. The last and only time Alphabet shared Google Cloud’s annual run rate was in February of 2018 when it was $4B. In this podcast, Practice Leader, Adam Mansfield, discusses how they achieved this impressive growth in such a short period of time and covers what enterprise customers should know (and expect) if they are considering Google Cloud Platform (GCP) or contemplating a move from Microsoft Office 365 to Google G Suite.

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Episode 227: Data Driven Daily Tip 317 - What Is Gmail Confidential Mode?

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 27, 2019 12:42

Business Owners, IT Professionals and Entrepreneurs - what is Gmail Confidential Mode? You may have received an email from Google / GSuite lately regarding Confidential Mode. The subject is - [Action Required] Gmail Confidential Mode launching default ON for your domain The body reads: What do I need to know? When Gmail messages are sent in confidential mode, it helps protect from unauthorized access and recipients don’t have the option to forward, copy, print, or download their content or attachments. Senders can also set an expiration date for messages sent with confidential mode and revoke access to them at any time. What does this mean for my organization? From June 25, your users will have the option to send emails with confidential mode, unless you disable this feature. As an administrator, you can determine whether your users can use confidential mode by selecting from the following setting options: Disable: This option prevents users in your domain from sending emails with confidential mode. Enable now (beta): This option will enable confidential mode, which is currently in beta. However, the feature will remain enabled when it enters into general availability on June 25, 2019. Enable when the feature is in general availability: This is the default option and will enable confidential mode when this feature becomes generally available on June 25, 2019. What do I need to do? Please ensure that you select the appropriate option in the Admin console for your organization before June 25, 2019. You can find this setting in the Admin console by navigating to Apps - G Suite - Settings for Gmail - User settings If you do not take action before June 25, your domain will automatically have confidential mode turned on for your users, meaning that users will have the option to send emails with confidential mode. My contacts and our clients at Data Driven Design have a history of getting confused by messages like this from Google / GSuite - and rightfully so. The most recent example is what happened with Google Groups. Well, I try to stay ahead of these things and help you, answering your questions before you even have them, so here goes. Please watch the video / listen and let me know if this helps! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paulhickey/support

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Tara Vossenkemper | Knowing How You Are Doing In Your Practice | TPOT Podcast 085

The Tech Blog Writer Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 24, 2019 46:36

In this episode, Gordon talks with Dr. Tara Vossenkemper about how to know what you are doing as a clinician is working. Tara recently started a group practice and looks at lots of different numbers to determine how the business is operating. Also, Tara and her clinicians use multiple different methods to determine if their clients have valuable experiences during therapy. Stay tuned to hear about anonymous feedback surveys, DAS screening, Outcome Rating Scales, and Session Rating Scales. Meet Tara Vossenkemper Tara Vossenkemper is the owner of The Counseling Hub, a group practice in Columbia Missouri, a clinician within her practice, and a burgeoning private practice consultant under her own name [www.taravossenkemper.com]. Clinically, she is heavily invested in working with couples and relationships, as well as existential crises. She's also really into the business logistics of running a group counseling practice and constantly strives for improvement. Tara takes very few things seriously in life, with the exception of her clinical work, the health of her practice, the growth of her clinicians, and helping other practices flourish. Measuring the Group Practice Tara has seven clinicians and uses the 1099 (contractor) model of hiring people, although she would like to switch to a W-2 (employee) model. She specializes in couples work, marriage counseling, and existential crises. Tara does not have KPI's (key performance indicators) in mind. Some things that she does pay attention to are conversion rates, number of sessions, number of cancellations, attendance rates, retention per clinician, gross revenue per clinician, and profit per clinician. Dashboard Tara started with an Excel spreadsheet and would track on her KPI's. Her Excel sheets automatically do the calculations on their own like averages, running totals, and quarterly totals, whereas initially, she was counting everything up. Now she is using Google Sheets because they allow you to import cells from other sheets. Tara can spend hours working on the dashboard, it's fun! Gordon says you can create a Google form that will automatically populate to a Google sheet. The Google sheet will then do the calculations for you. These are some of the favorite tools that come with Google G-Suite. Measuring Efficiency Tara assesses whether or not her clinical work is effective by doing check-ins with her clients. She asks questions such as: How is it working for you? How are we doing? Are we a good fit for each other? She has these obvious and essential conversations with her clients to ensure they are working well together. Anonymous Feedback Surveys Tara has also started implementing anonymous feedback surveys. They send out surveys after the intake sessions and after the termination of sessions. The first leg is focused on the clinician and asking questions like if they are safe and heard. The termination survey is about the clinician and also the effectiveness of the therapy. Did the client get what they came for? DAS Screening Giving clients a DAS (depression, anxiety, and stress) screening is part of their intake. It is not a diagnostic measure, it just a screening tool. Not only do they use the screening at intake, but they use it for follow-ups at three and six months. Ideally, in therapy, the depression, anxiety, and stress numbers should be decreasing. ORS and SRS In addition, Tara and her clinicians use an Outcome Rating Scale (ORS). It helps them determine how the client has been feeling and how well they have been doing in certain areas of their life. For instance, the client determines how they are doing individually, interpersonally, socially, and overall. They will also use a Session Rating Scale (SRS) that determines how well they related with the clinician. The sheets were created by Barry L. Duncan, Scott D. Miller, and Jacqueline A. Sparks. Low Scores Tara is pretty particular about what people they bring on as clinicians. Very rarely do they have concerns on session rating scales. If they get a low score, you can help that person develop as a clinician and deepen their interactions with clients. You also want to be thinking about if the person is working with the right clientele. Perhaps you are setting them up with someone who has other needs than what the clinician provides. Tara's Resources The Counseling Hub www.taravossenkemper.com Email: Tara@TaraVossenkemper.com Other Resources Being transparent… Some of the resources below use affiliate links which simply means we receive a commission if you purchase using the links, at no extra cost to you. Thanks for using the links! Brighter Vision 2019 East & West TNAMFT Conferences Killin'It Camp G-Suite for Therapists >>Get the FREE Financial Analysis Guide

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Legal Innovation 5-Minute Weekly Insights - June 21, 2019

Legal Innovation Central

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 21, 2019 4:36

- Greenberg Traurig launches ALSP subsidiary - Connecticut to begin collecting data from prosecutors, with breakdowns by defendants' race, sex, ethnicity and more -Icertis, Microsoft partner to develop blockchain contracting system - Google G Suite failing to gain foothold in legal market outside of small firms - DAC Beachcroft launches BIC team to drive innovation, change - FCC data breach order introduces compliance provisions GCs will have to consider in risk assessments

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866: Avanan - 25% of Phishing Emails Bypass Office 365 Security

Play Episode Listen Later May 22, 2019 21:30

Avanan is an enterprise cloud-native security firm that earlier this year raised $25 million in Series B funding from existing investors StageOne Ventures. But, recently the company also released its Global Phish Report. The report analyzed 55.5 million emails sent to organizations using Microsoft Office 365 and Google G Suite. The study reveals that 25% of phishing emails bypass Office 365 security, using malicious links and attachments as the main vectors. Other concerning findings include that 33% of emails containing a link to a site hosted on WordPress and 98% of emails containing a crypto wallet address are phishing attacks. These numbers are likely to increase as hackers design new obfuscation methods that take advantage of zero-day vulnerabilities on platforms such as Office 365 and G Suite. Over the past decade, phishing attacks have become the most widespread digital threat to organizations around the globe. For most organizations, phishing is the number one email security threat, outranking both malware and ransomware. These attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and difficult to detect, even with the aid of artificial intelligence to support the effort. Employees are bombarded with spear phishing, extortion, credential harvesting, and malware attacks. The cloud email platforms by themselves cannot reliably block emails containing malicious language, links, or attachments. Gil Friedrich, CEO at Avanan joins me on my daily tech podcast to talk about everything else the report uncovered.

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Everything is Shared!

Todd and Shane's Cloudy Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 1, 2019 71:14

In this epic episode, Shane and Todd talk about "kids these days" and the effect they are having on everything from how SharePoint is organized to break new cell phones. Maybe not that dramatic but, you get the idea. Google G Suite is made fun of and Todd sets up his new printer. All of that and more. And if you are into Game of Thrones check out the bonus content at the end where the guys talk about episode 2

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Driving A Tesla Increases CO2 Emissions - Sen Hassan Aid Stole Gigabytes Of Data and more Today on TTWCP Radio Show

Craig Peterson's Tech Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 26, 2019 28:13

What is a green car? It might surprise you. So be sure to listen in today. Today I will unpack the problems with our new junior Senator Maggie Hassan. Yea, she hired someone who stole gigabytes of high-value data. What do you think of Facial recognition? Well, I will discuss some of the problems with the FBI facial recognition program. WiFi? Is it bad for your health? I will talk about what a new study out of the Czech Republic found. If you think that by going to the cloud, your business is going to be safe, you have another thing coming to you. I will explain why in today's show. Amazon? Wow, I can't believe they're doing this with books. If you have not heard about this, listen in. There are a number of mental health apps available for your tablets and smartphones. Do you know what data they share? It may surprise you. For all this and more tech tips, news, and updates visit - CraigPeterson.com --- Transcript: Below is a rush transcript of this segment; it might contain errors. Airing date: 04/27/2019 Driving A Tesla Increases CO2 Emissions - Sen Hassan Aid Stole Gigabytes Of Data Craig Peterson 0:03 Hi everybody. Craig Peterson here. We're about to get started with another one of our Saturday shows heard every Saturday morning here on these iHeart Radio broadcast channels. Yes, terrestrial radio. And I also have it out online. You can find it all at http://Craig Peterson.com. Well, today we are going to be covering a couple of articles that I think might be a bit of a surprise to you. One of them has to do with green cars. Now, if you've known me for a long time, you know that green cars aren't green. But but there's a study out we're going to talk about that yet another study, remember the one that said that the Hummer H2 was actually, no it was the H1 was actually greener than the Toyota Prius, while the new study up right here in New Hampshire, that's where I'm located Senator Hassan, her aid, stole gigabytes of high-value data. So we'll talk about that. And what happens when a business or in this case a government agency, has one of their employees go rogue? The FBI facial recognition program is under fire. WiFi? Is it bad for your health? A new study out and a very interesting article from the Czech Republic on that. If you think that by going to the cloud, your business is going to be safe. You have another thing coming to you. New research out on that. Amazon? Wow, I can't believe they're doing this with books. You might have heard about this with 1984 that George Orwell book a little while ago. Well, there's a whole lot here we're going to talk about. And mental health apps, and what data are they actually sharing. So here we go with all of our news that's fit for today. Craig 2:02 So first up today, let's talk about driving your Tesla. Now they are cool. And I had a really interesting discussion with one of my daughters. She lives in Norway right now. She's running a huge project, autonomous ships for Kongsberg, which is just a huge shipping company. They well they make the controls and stuff for shipping. They just bought Rolls Royce marine here a few months back. And I was talking to her about Teslas because electric cars get a special subsidy in Norway. Now, here in the US, Tesla has already reached the 200,000 car mark. And the idea behind this was that they would provide, the federal government would provide extra money to help subsidize the purchase of electric cars, not just Teslas. But once they hit the 200,000 car mark, that subsidy would go away. And some of the Democrats in Congress are pretty busy right now trying to figure out how can they re-establish that deal, get that deal going again. And they may end up doing that. Well in Norway, they have similar things where the government is subsidizing electric vehicles, and to a very large point, because in Norway, right away, you don't have to pay the sales tax, which is 25% sales tax. Imagine that. And then it's a VAT, too. So it's not just the sales tax when you buy it, but there's sales tax every time a product changes hands, from manufacturing parts through distribution through the final retailer, and then you. So things are just crazy expensive there. And they have a great free market economy. Don't get me wrong, they are not a socialist country. None of the Scandinavian countries are socialist, but they are very heavily taxed and they do have a lot of government programs. So they were talking about getting rid of this subsidy, effectively a subsidy for electric cars, Tesla stock went down. And there's a lot of reasons it goes up and down, right? Well, here in the US what's the reason everybody seems to be giving for an electric car. Why do they want these electric vehicles? What's the big deal? Why does it matter? Well, here in the US, they're telling us this story that while it's more green, there's less carbon that goes into the atmosphere. And it's just it's a wonderful thing. And every Friday night, we get together all of us electric car owners, and we lock arms and we sing Kumbaya, right? And it's all because it's green. They're just wonderful vehicles. And you know that there's obviously some miss truths to that, let me put it that way. And in fact, there are there, it's just not true. And that's what the studies showing. In Norway, they're much more saying about this. And Norway, they're saying, hey, yeah, that these electric cars are not more green. But what we're trying to do is prevent the pollution in our environment, in our environment here in Norway. So we don't want these cars to, to be emitting all of this nastiness and trucks and things. We just want electric vehicles, we don't care that they're made in China and Japan, and that shipped all over, we don't care about the pollution they're causing worldwide and the fact that the recycling this stuff. It's just it's hazardous, right. But what we care about is we have clean air. Now, that to me, is a legitimate argument. I think there are legitimate arguments might be its cool technology. And the other argument might well be that you know, the air here tends to be a little bit cleaner. Now, of course, they're dumping all of the crap that there, their byproducts making these batteries in these cars. They're dumping them in the ocean in China and into the air and eventually gets here, all of this plastic in the ocean that's coming from these third world countries and communist countries that just don't care about it. Right. So this article is absolutely fascinating. And it's saying that driving a Tesla results in more CO2 than our Mercedes diesel does. So think about that for a minute. Diesel's have gotten a really bad name lately, because of some cheating that was done on an emissions test. Now, I put that cheating in air quotes, you saw that, right? If you're watching this http://CraigPeterson.com/YouTube. You saw me do that? Well, the reason I do that is the diesel's are it's a different type of emission. And when the engine is cold, they run different currently, then when the engine is warm, or when it's hot. And some of these tests that were being done by our EPA and the European Union, don't really give the diesel vehicles credit. And you know, Europe, if you've been there, if you've rented a car, even if you were driven around, you notice most of the cars were diesel, because, in fact, a lot of the gases that are emitted by the vehicles, it's better if it's diesel, it washes down more quickly out of the atmosphere. But they're worried about the nitrous oxide and some other things that can cause problems for some people. So you know, hey, I get that. So hydrogen methane technology that is being used right now in the new diesel's has made a huge, huge difference. So if you look at this a little bit closer here, I'm going to pull this article right up on the desk area go see now you can see it on YouTube on http://CraigPeterson.com/YouTube. Craig 8:02 It's touted as a zero-emission vehicle. Now we're talking about the Tesla Model 3, but in actuality, it creates more carbon dioxide dumped more into the air than a comparable diesel-powered car. And it's I love this article, when the CO2 emissions from the battery productions included, electric cars like Teslas are, in the best case slightly higher. We're talking about CO2 emissions here, in the best case, Teslas have slightly higher emissions of CO2 then a diesel engine, and our otherwise much higher and this is from a German Think Tank. And it's just absolutely fascinating here Daily Caller article that we're quoting from, and I love this picture they have of the Model 3 in the car show here in Toronto. So they looked electric car production in Germany, it's heavily reliant on coal power, we're in the US, of course, we burn coal, we burn wood, we have things that the left really hates, like, heaven forbid, we have nuclear power, which is course, frankly, the cleanest of all. And if the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, we get off of their hands, and use some of this new nuclear technology that was invented here, 30 years ago, we would be in incredible shape, there'd be almost no nuclear waste at all, because we can re-burn it and certain types of reactors and things but people just got completely scared about it. California is requiring automakers to cut greenhouse gas emissions in cars, producing lower emission vehicles buying credits, which is making people like Al Gore very rich right? At the federal level, the US government's giving you a $7500 per electric vehicle tax break. It's it just goes on and on. A study here from the University of Cologne, talking about what they found in responsible energy, which forgets it, right, and who wants responsible energy policies, it's just not out there right now. But a study released to 2018 also found that driving electric cars might come with higher emissions of diesel vehicles, largely because of the lithium-ion production. For those that are unaware. This lithium most of its harvested in Quebec, NASA uses the area for miles, hundreds of square miles around the lithium battery mine, if you will. NASA uses it for testing lunar landings because there is no life at all. And then that is shipped off over to China for pre-processing and shipped to Japan, to turn it into a type of foam, is shipped back to China to finalize the battery components, shipped back to the US to be installed in the Tesla. Think about all of the carbon dioxides from that. A Manhattan Institute study from Tony teen found that putting more electric cars on the road would likely increase emissions compared to internal combustion engine vehicles. Now, you know that I have a libertarian band. So part of my dislike of this whole thing is that you know, come on people bottom line. Why should the government be the one that's deciding that's what the next best technology is going to be? Does that make any sense to you really doesn't make any sense that the government should be deciding, hey, listen, we're going to bet your tax money on electric vehicles rather than hydrogen fuel cells or some of these other technologies that might win. Again, let the private sector decide. And this is yet another area that our government has become socialist with a government trying to control the means production, the types of production, trying to incentivize it, etc, etc, right? Stuff that I obviously just don't agree with. But I guess you guys already know that. Right? Okay. Craig 12:12 So next up, let's see if I can make this work here for YouTube. That's http://CraigPeterson.com/YouTube, I think it was this key combination. That didn't work. Yeah, I'm doing something wrong. So what I'm going to do is this, because I'm pretty sure that will work. Yes, there you go. Okay, so now you can see the article. This is from the Daily Caller, this is former senator has a son from New Hampshire, you know who she is what her one of her former aides now is in very, very much trouble. Now we know the Democrats have been, I'm going to say it, I'm going to say it out. Because this is true. They have been stupid when it comes to their IT people, they have not hired, in most cases, the people they should have hired, and we got a listener out there. So hat tip to Guy if you're listening, who have decided that because I keep talking about these problems with security, that he's going to take up a career in security. So he signed up for this six-month course, kind of getting started in cybersecurity. Once he's done with that, it'll take a year or so of him having real-life experience in it, and then he'll be really quite good. But man alive here, they missed all kinds of red flags about what this guy was doing. But here's the bottom line. This is a plea agreement that he did sign apparently extraordinary, extensive data theft scheme is what it was called. He installed keylogging devices that picked up every keystroke on these machines. So a keylogger, in case you're not aware, if you're using a keyboard, with a USB cable, and then that USB cable plugs into the back of your computer, as someone can insert on the back of that computer, one of these keyloggers and the way this keylogger ends up working is that you're typing your keys, and they're all being intercepted by this little USB device. So you might want to right away, especially if you are democrat senator, apparently, you might want to right away go and check the back of your computer and see if there if your keyboard is plugged in directly. Now, you know, if you watch for a while I use Macs, right? So here's an example of the mouse I use. And on the Mac, it's Bluetooth wireless, but it also has available here, a USB port, right? It's actually one of Apple's proprietary port. And I have the also the keyboard here. This is what I'm using on my iMac, in fact, to control the video that we're creating for YouTube on that iMac. So that's what that's all about right there. Okay, and that was really nice. It's really handy. But what Apple does is everything is super-encrypted. In fact, in order for me to configure this trackpad to my Mac, I have to plug it in via cable. It does some handshaking it automatically configured the iMac for this trackpad or this keyboard. Same things true for laptops of using external devices. So Apple has gone the extra extra mile. Craig 15:39 If you're using a regular Bluetooth keyboard like here's my other computer here. This is a standard older Mac, keyboard, and mouse I have it in the mount. So it's all together. But this uses regular Bluetooth and regular Bluetooth has encryption as well. So typically, generally speaking, your Bluetooth is going to be safer than using a wired keyboard or wired mouse because you can install these keyloggers right so that's kind of what I was getting at here. Craig 16:16 So back to our friend here at senator Hassan's office. What she did is or he did I should say is he installed these keyloggers so they usually have to come back to get back keylogger in order to read it. But remember, if you're typing on your computer, what are you typing? Oh, a username and a password. And usually, those are pretty well identifiable pretty easily identifiable. So apparently, Jackson Cosko worked with an unnamed accomplice and other Hassan employee who reportedly lent him a key that he used to enter the office at night and who allegedly tried to destroy evidence for him after the fact. So Cosko accepted responsibility for the events revealed by federal prosecutors in court last Friday. Apparently was doing it from July and October. But he really did a lot more than that. It kind of goes on here in this article from the Daily Caller, he sneaked into her office, reportedly multiple times at night gathered dozens of gigabytes of data, including usernames and passwords belonging to Senate employees, okay, like really come on guys. Tens of thousands of emails, internal documents, credit card information blog, the Senate employee social security numbers, blah, blah, blah. So be careful out there. These IT people are not what they appear to be in many cases. And of course, the huge thing with the Democrats. And I couldn't believe how they responded when it was disclosed that Wasserman Schultz's IT people had had just committed me incredible crimes all the way across the board. And she was throwing the tantrum or when they tried to investigate. In fact, I don't think the FBI ever got to fully investigate this thing. Craig 18:10 So anyhow, keep an eye on your IT people. Make sure you know who they are. Make sure they're of good character. It's easy enough to do basic background check nowadays, you can get them done for 20, 30 bucks online, just check in public record and make sure they look okay. Okay. And it's difficult. I get it. It's difficult to hire the right person. because, frankly, how do you know who the right person is? What do you know about IT? What do you know about security, it's difficult, you got to find somebody that's been in a long time. Craig 18:43 Alright, so next up, let's talk about this FBI problem here. This is from NextGov.com. I'll put it up on my screen here http://CraigPeterson.com/YouTube. Of course, you guys the audio guys listen to the podcast. And here on iHeart Radio as well. You guys are my primary audience. Okay. But if you want to see some of these articles, I put them up here on the screen. But this is huge. The FBI reportedly has ignored, for the most part, the GAO, the Government Accountability Offices concerned over its use of facial recognition technology, in criminal investigations, its new technology, its kinda neat. They can scan all kinds of public cameras and photos as well as records, the FBI has to try and find suspects and close cases. That part's fine. But apparently, what they've been doing is they're pulling from a database of more than 30 million mug shots and other photos. And while they're doing this, they're looking for matches, right? Doesn't that make sense? And they're trying to find the matches, they're trying to get the right people, but they get bad matches, they get mismatches with people who were nowhere in the area. Okay, I get that. You figure it out, right, and you take care of it. But apparently what they've been doing is they have been going after them and prosecuting and trying to get convictions. The auditors and the GAO recommended that the FBI tests the accuracy of these things at least once a year, make improvements, etc, that are very interesting. So if you're charged nowadays by the FBI or local prosecutor, what's the right thing to do? Because you weren't in the area. You didn't do it. Are they going to convict you on bad evidence now because they trust the computer so much? I don't know. Craig 20:49 Okay, so next up from the TechRepublic, we got an article about WiFi, how many people complain about WiFi saying it's bad for our health? Well, another study out and I've been saying this for a long time. And man that I feel bad one time I was keynoting at an annual event for it was for a bank. And I was their keynote speaker for their annual shareholder's meeting and talked about the future of technology. Where it's going? What's happening? And a lady came up to me and said, so what do you think about radiation from phones, from cell phones? And I said, well, you know, I've been an advanced class amateur radio operator for many, many decades. I have had a lot of radiation from these radios exposed to me, I've never had anything happen. And most of the studies that have been done about ham radio operators have said, hey, there's nothing definitive about a problem. So bottom line, you know, doesn't really matter. It's not a big deal, that you have this happening. And then she said, you know, you can see the tears welling up in her eyes. And she says, Well, I think it was her husband had been diagnosed with cancer. And they said that it was because he had the phone up to his head all the time using it at work. And that work should be paying for all this medical treatment and, and pain and suffering and stuff. And man made me feel really bad. But the truth is, there are no strong ties between these various types of radiation. And the biggest problem I think people have is a misunderstanding. We call it radiation. But this isn't x rays. This isn't, you know, the radiation you get from outer space, it is non-ionizing radiation. And radiation from a scientific definition is just energy moving through space, it's not a big deal. So these new WiFi devices that are going to be rolled out all over the country for 5G, they're going to be everywhere. And that's one of the reasons you can get such high data rates. They are everywhere. And so you're going to be close to them. Even mount them on our houses, on telephone poles are going to be just everywhere. But the RF signals, these radio frequency signals that are generated by WiFi, by Bluetooth, by your phones, in any device that's sold legally in the US is tested. And you know, I'm not one for trusting government testing necessarily, right. But in reality, the safety limits are just incredible. You know, you're talking about 500 milliwatts, and I have routinely been transmitting at 50 watts, which is a lot more power, and I haven't experienced any problems and, and 100 watts on some of the HF bands and even higher. So studies just, there was one of University of Barcelona, looking at RF exposure of children, ages 8 to 18 in Europe over three day period, WiFi represented 4% of total RF exposure. 62% of the RF exposure came from cellular base stations. 23% from broadcast TV and radio. And 10% from a nearby cell phone. So the exposure is approximate point .001% of that of the safety limits imposed by the European Commission, which is even tighter than here in the US. So back to this article, again, TechRepublican on http://CraigPeterson.com. You'll see it. WiFi is just not bad for your health. Craig 24:45 So we're going to whip through a couple more here pretty quickly because we only have a couple of minutes left. If you think that switching over to cloud services is going to make you safe. I'm afraid there's another thing coming for you. Because right now cloud services are the Wild West. And various cloud services have various amounts of safety with them, if you will, they have really kind of an abysmal record. You think about all of these huge data breaches that have happened on the cloud recently. And it's incredible, like 2 billion records found on the cloud from one of these cloud services providers just in the last couple of months. So just because you're using Office 365, or you're using some other type of cloud services, Salesforce.com, etc, does not mean it's safe. Now, I'm not saying that they aren't relatively safe, but there's a new study out. And this is from the global phish report from Avanan. And they looked at 55 million emails sent to Microsoft Office 365 and Google G Suite account. Those are the big guys. If you have an email for your business, you're probably either with Office 365, or Google G Suite. And they found roughly 1% of all messages or phishing threats that use malicious attachments or links. And of those, 25% that were marked safe by the Exchange Online protection built into Office 365. And delivered to us. So just a little word of warning there. Just because you're using the cloud service does not mean that your emails are safe. Craig 26:31 I've got to bring this one up too. Amazon, they are burning books. And I don't know what to do about this. You know, remember Jeff Bezos said that he was going to be you know, open, they sell any books, he wanted the exchange of ideas, which is, of course, a very libertarian classic liberal way of doing things. But now apparently he is removing books from the store. We know already that he has removed books from people's iPads etc. So in February this year, they banned a number of books from white identitarian Jared Taylor, a book called The White Nationalist Manifesto by Greg Johnson. You may completely disagree with these guys. Right. But again, they need to have their voices out there as part of the public debate. They also banned, had bans on Holocaust revisionists books in 2017, a purge of all books by the controversial pickup blogger and author Daryush Valizadeh, I guess it is. Many others, many others. Amazon's refused, by the way, to take down a book defending pedophilia on first amendment grounds. They have not removed certain books that are up there that are anti-christian, even though there have been complaints about them. So they got to get their act together. Craig 27:57 And if you're using a mental health app, you can see it on my screen here http://CraigPeterson.com/YouTube, be careful out there because of the data they're sharing. Alright, have a great week. I am out of time. We will chat next week and of course during the week as well on my podcasts. http://CraigPeterson.com/iTunes. Take care, everybody. Bye-bye. --- Related articles: Driving A Tesla Results In More CO2 Than A Mercedes Diesel Car, Study Finds Former NH Sen. Hassan Aide Stole Gigabytes Of ‘High Value’ Data Wi-Fi Is Not Actually Bad For Your Health, Scientists Say FBI’s Facial Recognition Programs Under Fire Over Privacy, Accuracy Concerns Using Cloud Email? Office 365? 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Weekly Update 21 April 2019

Thoughtstuff - Tom Morgan on Microsoft Teams, Skype for Business and Office 365 Development

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 21, 2019 8:26

Audio version of my weekly update video (on YouTube). This week: Build 2019 - May 6-8 Microsoft Releases PWA Builder 2.0 Stay up to date on your build activities with Jenkins integration in Microsoft Teams Microsoft starts rolling out Google G Suite to Office 365 migration tools

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#27 Check & Stuur Bij (week 3)

IT Secrets

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 20, 2019 23:36

#27 Check & Stuur Bij (week 3) Hey hallo en welkom bij: 'wat heb ik vandaag gedaan om mijn bedrijf verder te laten groeien?' Het is zondag en vandaag reviewen we de week. In dit geval week 3. Over wat we deze week allemaal gedaan hebben en wat daar de resultaten van zijn. Jullie weten dat ik mijn... voor degenen die net aansluiten: ik ben mijn reis naar de groei van mijn onderneming aan het documenteren en daarbij probeer ik erachter te komen, wat werkt wel, wat werkt niet? En dat leg ik vast en dat deel ik met jullie, zodat jullie eigenlijk gewoon een hele hoop tijd kunnen besparen en je kunt focussen op de dingen die wel werken. Je mag dat van mij kopiëren. Niet letterlijk natuurlijk, maar de dingen die bij mij werken. Ik zou zeggen: pas ze toe voor jouw bedrijf en ik hoop dat je dezelfde resultaten krijgt of als ik en wellicht nog beter. En dan hoor ik graag van je uiteraard wat je anders hebt gedaan, zodat ik daar ook weer van kan leren. En dat kan toepassen in mijn bedrijf. Het grootste succes van deze week... en ja, ik heb het al eerder gezegd deze week, mijn agenda die puilde helemaal uit. We hebben twee weken geleden een mail merge gedaan. Even spieken welk nummertje dat het was. En maakt ook even niet uit, verwijs ik straks wel even naar. En ja, daar heeft bijna 40%... 38% heeft gereageerd van de 116 die ik aangeschreven heb. Die heb ik allemaal een uitnodiging gestuurd om een afspraak met mij te maken. Of van sommige kreeg ik al reacties terug: ‘joh, bel lekker wanneer het je uitkomt, allemaal goed’. Ik heb er daar… 25% heb ik inmiddels een afspraak dus mee gemaakt. En ik denk dat ik er nu... even denken... drie, acht en drie... dat is 14 uit m’n hoofd; 14 heb ik er gesproken. Nou, echt een succes, ik werd er helemaal dolgelukkig van en enthousiast om niet alleen ondernemers uit de ondernemersvereniging te spreken, want op die manier leer je ze ook wat kennen. Nou ja, wie wat doet en zo kun je elkaar nog is helpen. Maar veel belangrijker of veel leuker is dat van die 14 heb ik volgens mij al zeven vervolgafspraken staan. Ja, dat is natuurlijk hartstikke mooi en ja, dit vraagt naar meer. Ik krijg hier honger van. Als zijnde niet trek om te eten, maar wel om meer van dat soort lijsten te gaan maken. Dus ik denk dat, wij zijn ook sponsor bij TOP Oss, daar zitten we ook in de businessclub. Die hebben natuurlijk ook een hele hoop leden, dus ik denk dat ik daar ook zo'n lijst ga maken en eigenlijk die ondernemers gewoon dezelfde mail ga sturen om op die manier te kijken of we daar wellicht dezelfde resultaten en animo krijgen en in ieder geval in directer contact komen met de ondernemers die daar ook lid zijn en deelnemen. Dan de resultaten van deze week. Zoals ik zei… vorige zondag zei ik van: 'nou, misschien moet ik toch met die fotoo'tjes iets anders gaan doen. Dat ben ik eigenlijk vanaf maandag gaan doen. En daar heb ik ook een berichtje geprobeerd te promoten... ja, promoten? Ik denk dat het een promotie is, ja. Om te kijken van: wat doet het dan? En hoe vaak kijken die mensen dat dan? Zie ik dat hier. Wat opvalt is dat het met name door mannen tussen de 25 en 34 is bekeken. Dus we hebben 1186 mannen bereikt waarvan er 250 meer als 10 seconden hebben gekeken. Dat is wel goed. Die kan ik nog wel eens een retarget sturen met de nieuwe video. Dat ga ik jullie van de week laten zien. Dat is dus een actiepuntje voor deze week. Drie centen, vier centen per resultaat. Dat is natuurlijk helemaal niks qua kosten. En als ik op die manier die doelgroep... dit zijn er... dit is wel... oh, natuurlijk... 400 gezien. 86 meer dan 10 seconden. Ik ga gewoon heel deze doelgroep retargeten, kijken wat dat uitkomt. Dus die ga ik retargeten met de video die daarna kwam en ik denk zelfs daarna met de nieuwe mini-webinar, want ja ook. Ja, jongens, ik heb jullie dit al eerder verteld. Ik sport graag 's avonds en daarom zat ik hier altijd lekker in m'n t-shirtje, want dan heb ik het lekker warm na het sporten. Maar ja, jullie zien dit waarschijnlijk overdag, want ik neem dit vaak 's avonds op dus ik had zoiets van: nou, ik trek gewoon netjes een overhemd aan, dat komt iets anders over. Ik denk niet dat dat het verschil maakt, maar het is in ieder geval iets wat ik ga proberen. En dan ga ik mijn mini-webinar ook opnieuw opnemen. En die zal ergens deze week komen denk ik. Dus die post ik dan wel opnieuw. En nou ja, hier dus op zich wel veel mensen die dus 1130 mensen, mannen en vrouwen. Vrouwen hetzelfde, maar kijk... van de... is 10% maar wat meer dan 10 seconden kijkt. Dus ik denk dat ik wel de focus echt op de mannen kan hebben hiermee. Als het anders is, laat het me vooral weten. Reageer, zeg wat klopt, wat niet klopt. Zo denk ik erover en dus ja, dat was even een probeersel voor een paar tientjes. En ik denk dat als we die mensen retargeten dan gaat dat helemaal leuk worden. Dus dat was één. Dan hebben we gewoon de pagina met de statistieken. Ja, daar zal er dan wel even eentje uitklappen. Deze, kijk 5.500, 101 organisch. Dat is even ter vergelijking van de rest. Ik heb wel het idee dat het ietsje minder wordt. Ja, hier ging iets fout. Deze die heb ik middels volgens mij een scheduled post gedaan. Daar ging de foto niet goed, de beginfoto, dus die had een willekeurige beeld gepakt ergens halverwege de video. En die heb ik eigenlijk pas vandaag gedeeld vanuit mijn eigen account, omdat ik daar de meeste mensen natuurlijk een link mee heb. Ik ben begonnen met Hootsuite deze week. Ik had eerder een post gedaan ook over van nou welke de... hoe moet ik het zeggen?... social media content manager of publish manager ken jij? Heb ik een aantal reacties op gehad, niet super veel. Vond ik wel jammer moet ik zeggen. Ik had er wel wat meer reacties op verwacht. En middels Hootsuite ben ik nou van alles allerlei dingen aan het proberen en testen dan toch maar. Ik vond het niet heel intuitief, ik moet veel zoeken. Dus ja, dan heb ik al zoiets van... hmm, als ik daar dan ook nog geld aan uit moet geven... Maar goed, wie niet waagt, wie niet wint. Dus ik heb de stap genomen en ik ben het maar gaan proberen. Dus deze week ook daarin als het goed is... Instagram... ik ben helemaal niet bekend met Instagram. En nadeel ook dat dat eigenlijk alleen maar vanaf je telefoon kan en nou via Hootsuite heb ik gevonden dat het ook kan. Maar ja, ik weet dus niet eens hoe ik hier naar mijn eigen posts kan kijken, want die zie ik niet eens. Behalve dan eentje die ik eerder heb gedeeld. Okay. En dat was dus deze. Dus ja, ik heb zoiets van dit moet echt wel fors omhoog en middels dat promoten en retargeten ben ik aan het kijken of we dat omhoog krijgen, waardoor we dus op het doel is op IT-Secrets op de pagina gewoon meer volgers te krijgen. En ja, meer interactie. Nogmaals, als je tips hebt, laat het me weten. Reageer hieronder. Super leuk! Alle kritiek of op- en aanmerkingen zijn welkom. En dan ga ik voor nu even door naar LinkedIn. En dan hebben we... waar is activity? Hier. Even kijken... Ja, die mini-webinar; ik vond hem zelf ook niet heel sterk. Die ga ik zeker opnieuw doen. 142 views. Nou, deze 294, 204. Ik heb wel het idee dat het wat afneemt. 146, 190, dat dan toch weer niet. 216. Wanneer is dit? Eén week geleden. Ik merk wel dat ze het na een week echt wel meer views gaan krijgen ofzo. Ik denk dat het toch wel even overheen gaat eer dat die views doortikken. Dus dan is deze misschien nog helemaal zo slecht niet, omdat ik binnen een week al 300 views te krijgen. Maar goed. Dat is LinkedIn. En weinig reacties. Weinig likes eigenlijk. Ik zie op LinkedIn nog wel dat het zakelijk is, daar eigenlijk heel weinig interactie is. Dus ook daar als iemand daar tips over heeft, laat het me vooral weten. Dan de... ja, die hebben we eigenlijk hier al gehad. Dat is natuurlijk hetzelfde waar we hier dalijk uitkomen. Dus die kan ik overslaan. YouTube, kanaalcijfers, nou ja, dat blijft eigenlijk wel leuk omhoog gaan. Ja toch, die ‘check de week’, die doet het toch goed. Die blijft het goed doen. Leuk om te zien, dus ik ben benieuwd wat deze volgende week doet. Kijk, staan alle twee bovenaan; ‘check de week’ nummer één en nummer twee. Dus dan komt dalijk de derde bij... kijkcijfers. Wat is dit dan? Gegevensverwerking. Die zijn er nog niet ofzo? Apart. Die zullen ook al wel ergens... kijk 43 minuten vanuit vertonen. YouTube-zoekopdrachten op basis van voip. Serieus? Nou, dan gaan we even kijken. YouTube... als ik hier nou zoek op voip. Dan staan wij toch niet bovenaan? Hier zie ik ons niet bij staan, dus. Misschien met hoofdletters of geen incognito-tab. Dat wil misschien ook nog wel helpen. Mooi. Nee, hier staan wij niet bij. Dus daar besteed ik geen tijd aan. Is misschien met de... maar ja, toch 6,9%. Ik vind het toch gek. Weergave: één. Eentje gaan we niet verder inzoomen, is helemaal niet interessant. Dan 'kijkers interessen', daar heb ik nog te weinig gegevens voor. Okay. Maar ja, ondertiteling. Dat ben ik wel aan het overwegen, maar ja, jongens dat kost zoveel tijd. Ik snap dat heel veel mensen die video's bekijken op hun telefoon, terwijl ze misschien wel aan het werk zijn of waar dan ook, liever niet direct het geluid aan hebben staan. Dus als je dan ondertiteling hebt, krijgen ze toch het hele verhaal mee. Dus ja, er staat alleen... dat zal wel één die hoog op mijn wensenlijstje staat om mee te beginnen. Maar ja, je begrijpt als ik 's avonds hier om 22:00 uur dit ga zitten doen en... ik ben aan het proberen om een virtueel team om me heen te bouwen. En dan bedoel ik niet iets geautomatiseerds, maar wel gewoon mensen van vlees en bloed. Maar die niet bij mij in dienst zijn, zodat we een contentteam kunnen gaan creëren die... nou ja, stel ik maak vijf video'tjes in het vooruit. Dus ik maak vandaag de video, die zou over vijf dagen gepubliceerd moeten worden, dat dan... ik maak vandaag voor jou die video, die zet ik op Google Drive neer waar dat team ook toegang toe heeft en hun kunnen dan alles editen en doen en voor mij apart zelfs nog via Hootsuite uploaden om zo het overal te publiceren en te doen. Dus dan hoef ik alleen maar dit te doen en dan wordt de rest verzorgd. Alleen daar ben ik nog over aan het puzzelen, nadenken, wie, wat en hoe. Ik doe dat al wel voor de podcast en ik doe dat ook voor de website en ik doe dat ook voor andere zaken en ook daar ga ik binnenkort denk ik gewoon een podcastaflevering aan wijden. Over hoe ik mijn virtueel team rondom me heen vergaar en inzet om mij eigenlijk gewoon een hele hoop tijd en werk uit handen te nemen, waarbij het ook nog goed betaalbaar blijft, want ja, even eerlijk gezegd, als je dat hier in Nederland zou doen, ja, we willen allemaal een boterham verdienen hier. We willen leuk wonen en doen dus. De huurtarieven hier die zijn echt niet interessant daarvoor. Dan wordt het gewoon te duur per aflevering om iets te maken zonder dat daar direct inkomsten uit voortkomen. Dus die kosten die moeten laag blijven om dit voor jullie te kunnen blijven doen. Dus ja, daar ga ik het ook nog wel over hebben van de week. Terug even naar video's. Ja, die weergaven hier, slaat natuurlijk nog steeds nergens op. Ik wil wel even terug naar die tabel die ik eerder had. Dus nou, klik ik even op deze. Juist. Klikfrequentie, 100%. Ja, bij eentje, okay. Dat is nogal makkelijk dan. Kan natuurlijk zijn als een titel heel erg pakkend is, dat ze daardoor gewoon hoger doorklikken. Ja, die deed het ook goed. Maar ja, 10 hoe verander ik ze. Nou is die van gisteren natuurlijk ook een beetje... dat gaat een beetje over hetzelfde basisonderwerp natuurlijk. Hoe verander je valse overtuigingen? Kijken, zou ik zeggen. Leuk, zeker leuk als het lukt, want het brengt je zo verschrikkelijk veel. Ja, sorry jongens, ben een beetje verkouden. Dan Twitter, ja tweets. Prima, ik tweet ook elke dag. Nogmaals, ik heb helemaal niks met dit platform Twitter. Ik hou er niet van, ik snap het niet. Ik wil het ook eigenlijk niet snappen. Lekker typfoutje hier zie ik al wel. Daar ben ik ook... ja, ik ben niet voor niks IT'er geworden. F7, spellingscontrole. Love it. Maar ja, die werkt in Twitter niet dus als ik dan de tekst moet inkorten, dan knip ik dan wat woorden eruit en dan krijg je dit soort fouten. Slordig, dus beter opletten. Maar die doet het dus wel het beste. Tweet-activity. Dat kan ik nog wel zien. Nou, wow hey, 84 impressies. En hier, dat is leuk, 493. Dat is de podcast, ja, die doet het wel goed. Dan zien we dus ook dat die hashtags ook wel goed werken. Ja, daar ben ik deze week ook meer mee begonnen om betere hashtags toe te voegen, zodat het bij het zoeken eigenlijk beter naar voren komt. Nou ja, veel profile visits. Wie is dit? Top follower. Die volgt mij dan ofzo? Ja, danst dus een beetje op en neer. Ja, meeste mannen. Snap ik met dit onderwerp. En wie is dit? Okay. Hmm, lijkt een beetje op Trello. Geen idee, okay. Misschien kunnen we 'm gewoon gebruiken als influencer, ik weet het niet. Dat die is een keer iets gaat retweeten. Maar ja, aangezien hier alles in het Engels is, betwijfel ik dat en ik heb dat wel een keer overwogen om dit allemaal in het Engels te gaan doen, omdat ik dan een veel breder publiek kan aanspreken. Maar laten we hier eerst in Nederland is even opbouwen en dan zien we daarna wel weer verder. Dat was Twitter. Dag Henry! Bedankt, leuk, tot de volgende keer! Dan even kijken; altijdveiliginbedrijf.nl. Ja, daar hebben we natuurlijk wel leuke dingen mee gedaan. Die kan ik wel even laten zien. Altijdveiliginbedrijf.nl en de quiz is veranderd hebben jullie gezien. Dan krijg je mooi de kookpot (de bio fles) mooie case-study voor je maken. Daarnaast heb ik... ik ga van allerlei dingen bij te zien van mij. Ik pak wel even zo één. En dan... deze video die moet dus ook opnieuw, want die gebruiken dezelfde mini-webinar. Kijk, hier sta ik hartstikke leuk, maar ja, ik wil dat netjes in overhemd hebben en niet in een t-shirt. En misschien ook de audio wat helderder, dus die gaan we opnieuw maken. Als ik hier alles netjes invul, dan kan ik gaan bestellen naar stap 2. Daar hebben we onze... het pakket wat we aanbieden, bestaande uit Office 365 Business Premium, Google G-Suite, de prijs gaat per april omhoog dus ja, let erop, er zal hier een aanpassing in plaats gaan vinden. Onze unieke Eset Endpoint Protectie met onze exclusieve en unieke ransomware-bescherming, back-up online voor Office 365 en 100 gigabyte databack-up. Dan toegang tot de online community en dat is een aparte IT-Secrets pagina op Facebook waar ondernemers onderling met elkaar kunnen sparren en waar ik vragen zal beantwoorden. Is een afgesloten ... of ja een besloten groep, dus daar krijg je dan toegang toe. Wij zijn begonnen aan een serie IT-trainingen te maken voor medewerkers en/of de directeur zelf, dat maakt natuurlijk niet uit. Hoe men Office 365 en Google G-Suite zo optimaal mogelijk kan gebruiken waar handige handleidingen staan of uitleg en instructievideo's hoe je zaken het beste kunt gebruiken. Dan daarnaast onze exclusieve aanbiedingen die voor klanten geldig zijn. Normaal € 79,45. Vragen we op dit moment €37,50 per gebruiker per maand voor. En als je... hier kan je dus betalen. De eerste maand betaal je vooruit middels Ideal of PayPal en dan nemen wij contact met je op om voor een incasso-overeenkomst, die moet namelijk met de natte pen voor de bank. Die moeten wij… mag niet gescand of gedaan worden helaas. Doen we overigens wel is hoor, als het niet helemaal.. maakt niet uit... is wat anders! En dan kan ik dat hier laten zien? Als je dan besteld hebt kom je hier terecht. Althans dat moet ik er m'n bankpas bijpakken. Beetje stom om geld naar mezelf over te maken. Nadat je het pakket besteld hebt, kun je zelf direct de specialist kiezen en dan heb je de keuze tussen Mounir en Brian in dit geval. En dan kun je bij hun een dag kiezen in de agenda waarop dat zou kunnen. Dus als ik nou zeg 4 maart 13:00 uur, bevestigen. Dan vragen we om naam, e-mail en telefoonnummer en dan eventueel bedrijfsnaam is wel handig. En dan belt onze medewerker jou op het gewenste tijdstip om de installatie te verzorgen. En daarmee is de cirkel rond. Dus helemaal super leuk, die hebben we deze week gebouwd. En ook daar zullen wij dus via advertenties, traffic, verkeer, bezoekers naartoe gaan begeleiden. Dat is de week voor mij, grootste succes en samenvatting even is de mail merge campagne met 25% een belafspraak. En ik heb de procenten nog niet uitgerekend van degene met wie ik een belafspraak heb gehad en dan een vervolgafspraak... volgens mij is dat 50% in dit geval dus slaging super. Hartstikke blij mee en daar gaan we vooral mee verder. En ik zou zeggen: 'ik zie jullie morgen en dan nog een leuke week tegemoet'. En druk voorbereiden voor een nieuwe klant, voor... zeg ik het goed?... 17 gebruikers voor het ‘altijd veilig in bedrijf-pakket’. En even denken... ja, de dingen die ik net zei, we gaan de mini-webinar wil ik opnieuw opnemen. En ik ga de retargeting campagne maken binnen Facebook. Campagne blijft een fout woord, maar aangezien Facebook ze zo noemt gebruik ik die terminologie ook maar om de mensen die deze video hebben gezien dat ze dus ook meerdere video's van ons te zien gaan krijgen om op die manier een following op te bouwen. Bedankt voor het kijken! Ik hoop dat je er wat aan hebt gehad. Reageer hieronder. Mocht je zelf interesse hebben in het pakket, je weet inmiddels want ik heb laten zien waar je terecht kunt op altijdveiliginbedrijf.nl. En dan sluit ik 'm hiermee af. Bedankt voor het kijken en tot morgen! Fijne avond! Groetjes, Marcel altijdveiliginbedrijf.nl

Episode 616 - 17/01/2019

Aussie Tech Heads SD Video

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 17, 2019 66:40

Poor iPhone demand GST drags down Kogan Google G Suite price hike coming Domino's Pizza defeated in court over app Microsoft Australia smashes $2 billion milestone Apple boss Tim Cook sees $4 million pay hike In 2018 Sofia Coppola to direct Bill Murray in Apple's first film Broke teen who sold kidney for an iPhone now bedridden for life Royole's 2nd Generation Cicada WingTM Smartphone with Fully Flexible Display LG’s upcoming G8 flagship may have an attachable second screen Whirlpool Announces 4 New Google Assistant Integrated Products at CES 2019 Google today announced that it is raising the price of its G Suite subscriptions. Some of the Latest Smart Office Tech from CES 2019

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#24 Mijn Mini Webinar

IT Secrets

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 16, 2019 7:49

#24 Mijn Mini Webinar Wist je dat de beste Cloud-oplossing van vandaag de dag niet van één provider komt? Ik weet dat het gek klinkt, want je hebt de afgelopen jaren veel gehoord over Cloud, Office 365, Google G-Suite, Eset en back-ups. En terwijl al die dingen geweldig zijn en ik ze dagelijks gebruik voor mijn bedrijf. De waarheid is dat het goed combineren nog veel krachtiger is en vandaag ga ik iets met je delen. Ik heb namelijk drie geheimen welke de manier waarop jij Cloud inzet voor je bedrijf radicaal zal veranderen. Ik ben Marcel Martens en ik ben een Cloud Master, IT'er en eigenlijk gewoon een nerd. En ik help bedrijven al meer dan 10 jaar om alles radicaal om te zetten van lokale servers, hybride oplossingen, Cloud naar Cloud, van niets naar Cloud, door het helpen van starters met het kiezen van de juiste oplossing. Ik praat hier niet vaak over, maar ik ben wel de koning van Cloud-services en ik heb de IT gedaan voor onder andere Robert Schumacher, Bart Biermans en andere hoop topspelers in de markt, waar ze in zitten en alles bij elkaar hebben we dan ook inmiddels voor meer dan € 4.000.000 aan Clouddiensten verkocht. Er is niemand in de markt beter dan ik in Clouddiensten. En ik ga precies laten zien hoe wij dat doen. De mysterieuze combinatie... dus wat is deze mysterieuze combinatie? Is eigenlijk heel erg simpel. Het is een mix van Microsoft Office 365, Google G Suite, Managed Eset Endpoint Protection en onze back-up online oplossing. Waarom is dat dan zo anders dan wat je nu hebt wanneer je bijvoorbeeld al Office 365 hebt? De waarheid van een Office 365 is dat het eigenlijk maar beperkte bescherming biedt tegen gegevensverlies. Geen of beperkte bescherming tegen cybercrime en er is eigenlijk standaard gewoon geen back-up. Dus ja, terwijl jij denkt dat je goed beveiligd bent in de Cloud, is dat dus eigenlijk helemaal niet zo en biedt het weinig tot geen betekenis tegen ransomware. En de huidige cybercrime die eigenlijk alle dagen wel in het nieuws is. Dus Clouds combineren. Ik weet wat er nu door je hoofd schiet. Het wordt complexer, moeilijker, onoverzichtelijker en hoe regel je dit in hemelsnaam allemaal in? Ik zal je een manier laten zien welke je kan helpen om al deze geweldige voordelen van elke Cloud-oplossing te krijgen zonder dat je hier ook maar enige technische kennis voor nodig hebt of afhankelijk bent van een IT'er. Geheim #1 van mij is 'gebruik de beste onderdelen van de grootste spelers zonder concessies in eisen en wensen'. Het is de eerste verbazingwekkende en meest krachtige voordeel van Cloud-oplossingen combineren is dat er van alle grote spelers de beste onderdelen gebruikt, zodat je van alle voordelen gebruik kunt maken en dus geen concessies in eisen of wensen hoeft te doen. Het is overal te gebruiken, denk aan je pc, laptop, Mac, smartphone, tablet, wat je ook hebt, zonder dat het conflicten geeft. Het zal je beschermen tegen toekomstige uitbraken of je als al geïnfecteerde bestanden hebt, verdere verspreiding voorkomen. Geheim #2. Het tweede geheim is dat je gigantisch veel tijd gaat opleveren als je nu naar jouw IT-systemen kijkt en het bevat een hoop handmatige acties die met regelmaat moet doen, dan is dat eigenlijk de oorzaak van veel problemen, waaronder fouten. En dan ben je dingen... eigenlijk met dingen bezig waar je je niet mee bezig moet houden. Dit weerhoud je dan ook om je focus te houden op de klanten en om jouw impact op hun leven te veranderen en te verbeteren. Ik heb dit gezien bij meerdere, tientallen al dan niet honderden bedrijven. Dus als de IT-dingen voor jou gaat doen, gaat het ook voor jou werken in plaats van dat jij het als een verplichting voelt om dingen te moeten doen. Je hebt geen omkijken meer naar back-ups. Deze worden automatisch meerdere malen per dag als je dat wil gemaakt, naar de Cloud van M-IT Services, zodat je er zeker van bent dat al je gegevens en e-mails altijd veiliggesteld zijn. Hierdoor kunnen wij... kun jij weer doen waar jij van nature goed in bent. Tip nummer drie of geheim #3 en dat is eigenlijk m'n nummer één tip om geld te besparen. Het is namelijk altijd up-to-date waardoor je optimaal beschermd bent tegen bedreigingen van vandaag de dag. Dit gebeurt geheel automatisch, dus je hebt er zelf niks, geen omkijken naar. En je IT'er hoeft dus ook niet continu te controleren of alles up-to-date is. Iedere ondernemer kan dit gebruiken. Het is namelijk niet enkel geschikt voor dienstverleners of handelaren, maar ook voor winkels en bedrijven en industriële of gezondheidstak of wellicht `de consultietak. Maakt eigenlijk dus niet uit. Iedere ondernemer is het eigenlijk geschikt voor. Even denken: je weet financieel precies waar je aan toe bent want je kosten wat eigenlijk de kosten per gebruiker zijn en zo voorkom je onaangename verrassingen. De gegevens staan veilig in meerdere Clouds waardoor je niet afhankelijk bent van slechts één aanbieder. En je gegevens staan op plaatsen die volledig voldoen aan de huidige wetgeving. Denk even aan een AVG. Je hoeft je je hier niet meer druk over te maken over de licenties aangezien het met het Cloud-model eigenlijk naargelang je verbruik betaalt. En de hoeveelheid data... ja, voorheen was het allemaal heel erg spannend. Maar tegenwoordig is tot en met de terabyte eigenlijk gewoon nergens meer een probleem. Dan wat is de beste manier om toegang te krijgen tot al deze Cloud-oplossingen? Als een Cloud-master of IT'er of nerd of hoe je het ook wil noemen heb ik toegang tot... en ja ik werk al jaren samen met grote Cloud-aanbieders en we hebben dan ook een product gemaakt, wat precies geeft wat je nodig hebt. Waarom is dat nou zo krachtig? Ik heb alles gecombineerd van Office 365 wat ik koop bij Microsoft Advance Support waardoor we bij problemen de kortst mogelijke lijnen hebben naar hulp en Google G Suite koop ik rechtstreeks bij Google, zodat we zelf alles in de hand hebben en voor jou in kunnen regelen. Ik combineer dat met onze bescherming waar wij Eset inzetten met onze unieke ransomware-bescherming, zodat jij je gegevens optimaal kunt beschermen tegen malafide software en virussen. Van vandaag de dag... zo, dat kwam er even lekker uit... dit is een beheerde dienst en het antiviruspakket staat dan ook in continue verbinding met één van onze servers waarbij eigenlijk meer dan 400 instellingen meegeven, zodat jij dagelijks en altijd goed beschermd bent tegen de actuele bedreigingen. Dagelijks maken we back-ups naar onze Cloud, zodat er altijd een back-up is van je mail of je data. Ja, deze dit hebben ze eigenlijk gewoon specifiek ontwikkeld voor de ZZP'er of de Mkb’er. Is echt gewoon een pakket wat geënt is op de kleine ondernemer, dus zeg tot de 20 - 50 werkplekken maximaal. Maar zeker ook voor de éénpitters die gewoon hun spullen geregeld willen hebben en geen omkijken willen hebben naar IT. Onze Cloud-specialisten die zitten dan ook continu volgeboekt. Weet je, dit pakket verkopen we hartstikke goed. Zijn we natuurlijk super blij mee. Maar het effect daarvan is wel dat onze engineers die het voor jou inrichten eigenlijk continu volgeboekt zitten. En ja, dat vraag en aanbod leidt maar tot één ding; het drijft de prijs op. Dus ik verwacht dat we de prijs snel op zullen hogen. Dus nu kan het echt nog voor een geweldige prijs en als je gewoon snel hieronder op bestellen klikt, kun je het op een lekker voordelige manier nog gebruik van maken van onze inrichting, voordat we de dingen duurder gaan maken. Dus nogmaals hiermee ben je volledig altijd veilig in bedrijf en als een echte IT'er vind ik het heerlijk om zaken te automatiseren, zodat ik me kan focussen op jullie leven te verbeteren en te veranderen. Ik ben graag in de natuur waar ik inspiratie op doe, welke ik allemaal verwerkt heb zitten in het pakket en in de inrichting hiervan krijg je bijna als een cadeautje. Dus ik heb het systeem die continu voor jou aan het werk is en dat is gewoon net als magie voor je bedrijf. Ik ben al meer dan 10 jaar ondernemer en mijn systemen hebben echt nog nooit zo goed gelopen. Ik ben dol op wat automatisering voor ons kan doen en wat het ook voor jou kan doen. Dus nogmaals, klik hieronder op de link om te bestellen en bestel het pakket vandaag nog voordat we de prijzen verder omhoog gaan schroeven. Ik help je graag als je vragen hebt, met wat dan ook, maakt niet uit, we zijn er altijd ter beschikking om je te helpen. Ik hoop dat we elkaar snel zien. Bedankt! Marcel Martens Altijdveiliginbedrijf.nl Blog IT-Secrets Radio

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#22 Check de week & stuur bij

IT Secrets

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 14, 2019 18:49

Hey, hallo en welkom bij: 'wat heb ik vandaag gedaan om mijn bedrijf verder te laten groeien. Nou, vandaag is het zondag, dus op zich vandaag niet zo heel veel aan gedaan natuurlijk. Behalve dan lekker bij Top Oss voetbal zijn wezen te kijken met het hele gezin op het Frans Heesen Stadion, dat bestaat 25 jaar als ik het me niet vergis. En een leuke middag gehad dus met de familie en ja, vanavond dus tijd om te checken wat er deze week allemaal is gebeurd en om bij te sturen. Dus ja, jongens, hier komt 'ie dan, want lieve mensen, echt helemaal, HE-LE-MAAL geweldig. En normaal marketing, mailmarketing, ik had er eigenlijk nul vertrouwen in en ik heb me echt wijs laten maken door, ja, iedereen, dat mailmarketing, dat je blij mag zijn met een respons van 1 of 2 procent en dat je daar dan eigenlijk, dat je het dan eigenlijk al het heel erg goed doet. Ik ga jullie mijn scherm delen, want dat heb ik de hele week beloofd aan jullie. Ik heb even de namen weggehaald, zodat je die niet ziet, maar wel de resultaten. Ik had 116 mensen of bedrijven die we vanuit de ondernemingsvereniging Heesch een mail hebben gestuurd, met vraag of ze mij willen helpen met het beantwoorden van een aantal vragen omtrent het nieuwe product dat wij ontwikkeld hebben en daarvan hebben er, ja, binnen een uur had ik al 10 reacties, stond ik echt van te kijken, had die mail 's avonds om 10 uur verstuurd ofzo en nou, voor 11 uur had ik al 10 reacties. He-le-maal geweldig, had ik nooit, nooit verwacht. Uiteindelijk hebben er deze week 42 gereageerd. Of tenminste, daar heb ik reactie van gehad via de mail, die hebben we netjes beantwoord. Dat is dus 36% die gewoon, ja, de moeite neemt om die mail te lezen en mij een antwoord te sturen. Ik heb die alle 42 een uitnodiging gestuurd om via Calendly, de tool die wij gebruiken om direct een afspraak in mijn agenda te plannen. Dat heb ik jullie ook eerder deze week laten zien dat, ja, super gaaf. Dinsdag heb ik gewoon 8 afspraken tegelijk. Of ja, niet tegelijk, maar in de middag. M'n hele middag die zit vol met allemaal bel-afspraken, dus ik hoop dat ze allemaal een beetje binnen de tijd blijven, anders dan, ja, dan loop ik natuurlijk het eind van de middag wel ontzettend uit. Dus ja, ik heb zelf 36% of ja, eigenlijk 100% dus van de reacties heb ik beantwoord. En uiteindelijk heb ik deze week 25 belafspraken en eentje is er al, face, of ja, bij mij op kantoor geweest. Wat eigenlijk ook niet verwacht was en ik heb voor dinsdagochtend zelf een afspraak bij iemand, die belde me op naar aanleiding van m'n e-mail en die zei van: "nou, leuk dat je vragen hebt, ik help je graag, maar ja, als we dat nou is doen onder het genot van een bak koffie?". Ik zeg: "prima, kom ik bij jullie langs, willen jullie bij mij langskomen? Kies maar. Allemaal goed". Dus dat ga ik dinsdagochtend naartoe en verder hebben we deze week hard gewerkt om de nieuwe, we hadden 4 januari de opdracht gekregen voor een nieuwe klant, met zo'n 17 gebruikers, dus daar zijn we druk met de voorbereidingen bezig, om die succesvol en zo soepel mogelijk over te gaan zetten. Heb ook gekozen voor het 'Altijd Veilig in Bedrijf'-pakket, combinatie van Office 365 met de Google G Suite, Eset Endpoint security met onze unieke anti-ransomware policy. Misschien is het wel leuk om daar even wat verder op in te gaan, want wat maakt die nou zo uniek, hè? Dat is niet zo zeer om nou de week te reviewen, maar nou schiet het in m'n hoofd dat ik dacht van nou: ik ga dat met jullie delen. Die ransomware policy, we hebben in 2015 al een klant die werkte heel veel in het verre oosten moet ik wel zeggen, met name Rusland en de directeur cq. buitendienst, verkoop, accountmanagers, geef ze een naam, die zaten vaak in Rusland en de secretaresse van de directeur die maakte daar de vluchtboekingen en hotelboekingen voor of de receptioniste, één van de twee. En nou was het zo dat, ja, die sites, wij kunnen ze ook niet lezen. Is leuk dat we Google Translate hebben, maar daar ging het geregeld mis en die hebben dan ook in een korte tijd, ik denk in een bestek van 3 maanden hebben die vijfmaal last gehad van destijds cryptoware. Was 2015. En ja, super vervelend, want al het werk van één van die dag was weg, was kwijt. Weet je, iemand die opent iets en dat kan een pdf'je zijn of een verkeerd linkje op een site en whap, al die data in ja, waar zij in dat geval toegang toe had, werd versleuteld. Nou ja, super vervelend. Kun je je wel voorstellen. Dat ja, zit je lekker in je offertes te werken en dan in één keer Krrrk, alles kapot en je kunt nergens meer bij. Niet fijn. Nou ja, dat bedrijf dat begint 's ochtends om uit m'n hoofd, zes uur, beginnen de eerste daar en die werken d'r ook tot 's avonds elf, twaalf uur. Dus wij zijn aan de slag gegaan destijds om te gaan restoren en nou ja, voor zes uur was alles klaar en konden ze om 6 uur in ieder geval de volgende dag weer netjes gaan werken. Hartstikke mooi natuurlijk dat ze goeie backups hadden. Maar ja, zijn allemaal nog werk kwijt en het vervelende was dat we het een x aantal keren in een periode gebeuren, een korte periode en waar wij dus, ja, wij werkten al met Eset in die tijd, ook deze klant had onze Eset-oplossing en ja, op een gegeven moment werd ik een beetje pissig richting Eset zo van: ja, alles leuk en aardig, maar hè, we kopen alles voor jullie, we stellen alles in zoals jullie ons adviseren en nog glipt er dit gewoon doorheen. Hoe kan dat nou? En wat kunnen wij nou doen om ervoor te zorgen dat dit bij onze klanten niet meer voorkomt? We hebben toen één engineer of twee engineers, dat weet ik even niet meer, drie maanden vrijgemaakt en die zijn eigenlijk gewoon dagelijks met Eset bezig geweest om hier een oplossing voor te, ja, ontwikkelen, wat ervoor zorgt dat er geen crypto-ware, en inmiddels heette dat ransomware. Het verschil is: crypto-ware versleuteld alleen je bestanden, maar vraagt geen losgeld en ransomware van vandaag de dag die nou ja, krijg je een mooi slot op je computer: stop, eerst centen betalen, maak geld over naar deze bitcoins, of betaal me in bitcoins en dan krijg je van mij de sleutel. Nogmaals het advies: nooit betalen, want ik denk niet dat je de sleutel ooit krijgt. Doe aangifte bij de politie, voor zo ver dat die er ooit iets mee doen. Maar goed, na drie maanden hadden wij dus de oplossing en ja, die gebruiken we eigenlijk vandaag de dag nog steeds. En zo geven wij met onze Eset-oplossing aan al onze klanten, dus niet uniek voor deze, maar voor al onze klanten die het 'Altijd Veilig in Bedrijf'-pakket of Eset bij ons afnemen, geven wij inmiddels meer dan 400 instellingen mee en die worden steeds dagelijks bijgewerkt, geupdate, aangepast, daar waar nodig om je beschermd te houden tegen de huidige cybercriminaliteit. Wordt alleen maar erger natuurlijk, je ziet bijna dagelijks in het nieuws. Goed, dus is dat is waar wij Office 365, Google G Suite, onze Eset-oplossing die dus met ransomware-beveiliging, backup-online voor de Office 365 mailboxen, backup-online voor de Google Drives. Is ook zo'n misperceptie, iedereen denkt: oh, dat zat toch in de Cloud? Is allemaal veilig. Nee, je moet het steeds backuppen, Microsoft doet het echt niet voor je. En daarnaast krijgen ze daar toegang tot onze poort om met gratis trainingen gratis toegang, of in ieder geval toegang tot onze community die voor nu nog op Facebook is. Maar ja, ik weet niet wat Zuckerberg gaat doen, dus of het daar blijft, dat weet ik ook niet. En die staat volgens mij voor week vier, week vijf gepland om live te gaan. Dus daar zijn wij deze week hard aan begonnen om alles voor te bereiden. Dan ga ik weer even terug naar m'n scherm. Want wat is dan deze week allemaal gebeurd? Even beginnen met Facebook. IT-Secrets, statistieken. Ik heb even dus voor de duidelijkheid deze week geen advertenties gehad binnen Facebook, dus dit is allemaal organisch wat je hier ziet. Even kijken, 337 views denk ik dan van de video's. Even kijken hoe dat zit. Alles weergeven. Het was denk ik de, vanaf de zevende. Gemiddeld een beetje zo 150, 125, 177 mensen bereikt per dag. Dat moet echt wel fors omhoog. Dus dat wordt een actiepuntje voor deze week: uitzoeken hoe dat we dat behalve een bericht promoten. Ik heb begrepen en geleerd dat dat niet zo heel effectief is. Dat je dat beter op een andere manier kunt doen en ja, betrokkenheid is klikken op berichten en reacties. Dat blauwe, blauw-paars, wat is het? Blauw en paarse, roze acties. Dus nou ja, het is wel wat, ik bedoel zo organisch zo, even kijken, één, twee, drie, vier, vijf, zes, zeven, zeven en een half honderd man in een week bereiken. Nou, ik weet natuurlijk niet hoeveel daarvan dezelfde elke keer zijn. Maar dat is leuk, gaat de goede kant op, moet natuurlijk richting de weet ik veel, 1000+ per video ofzo. Dan naar LinkedIn, moet ik altijd even kijken, Post & Activity, mijn posts is jammer dat dit niet zo'n Analytics dingetje hebben. Als je die kent trouwens reageer alsjeblieft, ik hoor het echt graag of ik daar iets meer mee kan. En hier hebben we gemiddeld wel een vind ik, een hoge view zag ik van de week in ieder geval. 200, 343, 206, 248, ja, die deed het wel goed, met het boek. Misschien is dat beter dan dit soort foto's. Ik weet het niet. Ja, reageer hè? Als je dit leuk vindt, geef me een duimpje, like, share, deel, geef commentaar: allemaal welkom, alsjeblieft! Stimuleert mij weer om ja, je geeft dan voor mij aan welke content waardevol is, waar je iets aan hebt en waar je iets mee kunt doen, zodat ik meer van hetzelfde kan gaan maken. Kijk, deze doet het ook goed. 695. Ja, leuk. Ok. Dat is LinkedIn. Nou ja, misschien beginnen mensen een beetje aan gewend te raken dat ze dit voorbij zien vliegen en neemt de klik-intensie af ofzo, dus ik ga is even deze week wat meer stoeien met andere foto's. Deze is 5 dagen geleden, ja, 343, ja, dat is die mail-merge actie, dat is een geweldig succes dus, deze week. Even kijken. Kanaalcijfers, dat had ik klaargezet voor de afgelopen 7 dagen wat er nou allemaal aan bij YouTube meest bekeken is. Ja, die over mijn routines die deed het ook wel goed. Kreeg ik ook veel positieve reacties over terug. Erg leuk als je, want nogmaals, als mensen daarop reageren of je komt ze ergens tegen of je ziet ze ergens en: hey joh, leuk filmpje, dit of dat, op het schoolplein, of maakt niet uit waar ik mensen tegenkom. Altijd leuk. En hier hebben we echt een ontzettende piek op de 8e. Nou, ziet er goed uit. Eh, ho, geen idee, dit idee, weg ermee. Deze wil ik eigenlijk niet. Ik wou even terug naar video's. Ja, deze weergave snap ik dus nog steeds niet. Daarom kijk ik eigenlijk altijd bij die kanaalcijfers. Welke doen het nou wel of niet goed. Kijk, hier leuk. Nou, goed. Het wordt dus beduidend meer, zit een stijgende lijn in. En ziet er goed uit. Ook bij Twitter heb ik dat gevonden hoe dat werkt. Wist ik eerst ook niet. Ook naar gekeken deze week en dan heb ik even gesorteerd op top Tweets. Hier heb ik Tweets, nou ja, allerlei impressions, allemaal hartstikke leuk, gemiddeld dus zo'n 40, 50, 60 mensen die het zien. Ook niet bijzonder veel natuurlijk. Engagement is dat mensen erop klikken of delen of doen. Nou, hier hebben ze details, ok. Sommige had ik klik op hashtags of dat ze hier weer kijken. 452 man. Is voor mijn retweet van iemand. Oh, dat is automatische berichtje via LinkedIn. Grappig, dat die dan zoveel doet. Is volgens mij voor die Google Home dat filmpje. Ja, had ik wel verwacht hè. Grappig. Ok. Ja, ook veel gedeeld, veel likes. Leuk. Ok. Ja, dit is Google Home en allemaal leuk en aardig dat hij, hoe lui kunnen we worden mensen? Gaan we nog iets zelf doen of gaan we dalijk lekker in de bank zitten en ons eigen dik zitten eten en laten we alles voor ons doen? Ik in ieder geval niet. Dat was Twitter. Dan hebben we ook nog iets super leuks. En dat heb ik jullie ook deze week verteld. Iets super leuks gemaakt voor de quiz. Ik ga het nu even doorlopen met jullie. Ik kies voor het gemak gewoon overal even de bovenste. Hey, hier staat nog 'Previous', 'Next'. Moet naar het Nederlands. Even kijken. Ga naar stap 2. Komt 'ie, jongens. Forbidden, wat is dit? Neee! Niet gelukt Geen idee wat dat was, maar ga ik uitzoeken. Eigenlijk super leuk, hé, weet je wel, onze potje, zijn we echt casestudy voor jou aan het maken en aan het zoeken in onze databases en dan klik je door. Nou, goed, 't is dan een casestudy over Patrick die advies en consultancy geeft. Vul je e-mailadres in, meer vraag ik ook niet en we mailen je de casestudy toe dus, super leuk. Kijk, vul 'm in, klaar en nou, kom je gewoon op de site uit. Volgende was dat het bestelformulier voor het 'Altijd Veilig in Bedrijf'-pakket klaar hebben gemaakt. Dus ook hier, oh, die is nog niet helemaal af, volgens mij zat er 1 bugje in met de betaalmethode en ga naar stap 2. Ja, hier, kijk, ik ben met Molly nog bezig daarover en daar heb ik wel reacties van gehad vrijdag, maar dat is dus nog niet gefikst. Excuses, wordt dus deze week aan gewerkt, zodat mensen ook gewoon online het pakket kunnen bestellen en daarmee zo snel mogelijk aan de slag kunnen. Google Analytics als laatste en dan hou ik er voor vandaag mee op. En wat was dit? IT-Secrets Radio. Ja, alleen om de stream gebruiken we daar momenteel met de blog of de podcast loopt een beetje achter. Misschien dat ik deze podcast toe ga voegen, alhoewel ik me afvraag wat dat dan toevoegt voor de luisteraar als die geen beeld heeft. Dus ik, ja, twijfel daar nog over of dat wel of geen goed idee is. Dus ja, dit is natuurlijk helemaal niks. Ja, wat hebben we nog meer? M - IT Services, 106, niet heel bijzonder veel. Bounce van 71 vind ik ook veel. Ga ik verder niet induiken, vind ik nu niet zo heel erg spannend. Hebben we nog 'Altijd Veilig in Bedrijf'. Ik denk dat ik die 2 ook op enig moment misschien wel samen laat vloeien ofzo. Ik ben er nog niet helemaal uit, maar is even kijken wat we met het 'Altijd Veilig in Bedrijf' aan het doen zijn en daar aan het neerzetten zijn, dan ja, denk ik dat het zo beter bij de ondernemer en dus onze klant past en aansluit, dan, ik geloof ook niet meer zo in een gewoon traditionele website, dit zijn wij, dit ben ik en dit doen wij en nou ja, ik geloof er niet in, ik geloof meer in funnels dat je met specifieke ja, problemen, waar je dan de mensen begeleidt naar de oplossing, zeg maar, dat denk ik wel dat de nieuwe manier van het web is om mensen content aan te bieden. Nee, dit, ja, ok, 32, leuk, maar Boun.. kijk, dit is echt wel super fijn. We hebben een bounce rate van 20%. Dus dat is super laag. Dat betekent dat mensen over het algemeen ja, 1 op de 5 vind niet wat 'ie had verwacht, dan is 'ie gelijk weg. Dus ja, leuk. Dit ziet er goed uit. Gaan we dus mee verder. Ik ga het hierbij laten ja, bedankt voor het kijken. Leuk dat je d'r weer bij was bij wat 'wat heb ik ja, deze week gedaan om mijn bedrijf verder te laten groeien en hoe heeft het uitgepakt?' Groot succes de mail-merge, om gewoon traditioneel mensen gewoon persoonlijk te mailen en ja, te vragen om hulp. En daar haal je het dus gewoon al 22 afspraken te hebben. Nou, ik vind het helemaal geweldig. En die gaan we eerst maar is te woord staan en kijken wat we ja, daarmee gaan kunnen doen of kunnen gaan doen. En hoe we die mogelijk, dat ze mij kunnen voorzien van informatie, wellicht ergens mee kunnen helpen. En dan gaan we deze week druk aan de gang om alles voor te bereiden voor de migratie van de klant. De nieuwe klant waar we de opdracht voor hebben gekregen en ja, zullen er nog een aantal meer opdrachten, die komen eigenlijk gewoon bijna dagelijks binnen, maar die ga ik hier allemaal niet noemen. Want het zijn, natuurlijk zijn we daar echt niet minder blij om, mensen begrijp me niet verkeerd, want wij hebben echt de focus op de kleine ondernemingen, zeg maar, van 1 tot 10-20 werkplekken en die kunnen wij het beste helpen en de grootste stappen laten maken in een zo kort mogelijke tijd, waardoor ja, waardoor het er elke keer op aankomt is dat zij weer kunnen doen waar ze zelf goed in zijn en wat er voor hun toedoet. En daarmee kunnen wij een kleine, nou ja, verbetering, verandering aanbrengen, of in ieder geval helpen in hun leven en ja, dat was 'm. Dank je wel voor het kijken deze week en ik zie je morgen is het maandag, morgen weer. Oja, en ik heb besloten de zaterdagen maak ik geen video's meer, 1 dag rust vind ik prima. Hou ik ook m'n creatieve motor een beetje aan de gang om op die avond weer eens te gaan kijken van: nou, wat gaan we de volgende week allemaal doen en dus ja, dan weet je het vast, maandag tot vrijdag ben ik er elke dag en zondag checken we de week en ik zie je maandag weer. Fijne avond, groetjes, Marcel IT Secrets Radio

Vom Manager zum Unternehmer & Neue Tools | #BusinessUpdate

Johannes Brenner Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2018 14:45

Timestamps: 00:28 Raphael neu im Team bei Feelgrounds™ 02:00 Hootsuite für Social-Media-Management 03:16 Google G Suite für Team-Kommunikation & Datei-Management (Über meinen Empfehlungslink 14 Tage kostenlos testen: https://refergsuite.app.goo.gl/68XW) 07:36 Von der Fachkraft zum Manager zum Unternehmer 09:36 Das erste Video von Feelgrounds™: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3hMGZRy2vE 10:18 Golfurlaub mit den Jungs von Punchline Golf 11:06 Reise zum Hersteller nach Taiwan 12:12 Die nächsten Steps mit Feelgrounds™ & Vorbereitung Crowdfunding 13:38 Feedback Coaching Calls https://johannesbrenner.com

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Weekly Update 17 November 2018

Thoughtstuff - Tom Morgan on Microsoft Teams, Skype for Business and Office 365 Development

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 17, 2018 7:09

Audio version of my weekly update video (on YouTube). This week: 5 reasons you should be building apps on Microsoft Teams The Calls & Meetings API is now the Microsoft Graph Communications API, SDK package names updated Microsoft is working on a Google G Suite to Office 365 migration toolset

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002 – Justin Hunter – Graphite

Fork the Product

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 15, 2018 64:40

In this episode, we sit down with Justin Hunter, founder of Graphite. Built on Blockstack, Graphite is an open source, decentralized and encrypted replacement for Google G-Suite and Microsoft Office. We explore Justin’s interesting path to blockchain, what problems Graphite is solving, why he chose to build Graphite on Blockstack and much more. Justin has a somewhat atypical background and path to crypto compared to others in the space. Up until a year and a half ago, Justin had only dabbled with HTML and CSS. After several unsuccessful attempts over the years to learn how to code, he mixed up his approach to learning and it finally stuck. That led him down the path of developing a token portfolio app called Coinicle and now Graphite – both on Blockstack. His passion for solving real problems is evident and refreshing. Despite keeping the team very lean and working on this outside of his full-time job, Justin has developed Graphite into one of the few truly usable and functional decentralized apps out there. Hearing about his experience developing on Blockstack and interacting with the Blockstack community is incredibly interesting and exciting. Enjoy! Show Notes Intro and path to crypto [0:53] The origin story of Graphite [6:39] Why put this on a blockchain? [8:01] Development timeline for Graphite [9:49] Biggest hurdles throughout the development process [11:27] Why Justin chose Blockstack versus other blockchains [13:40] Validating assumptions around target market and business model [18:05] Justin’s process for understanding user pain points [23:03] How Justin prioritizes his time and what features to build [25:56] Tactics for measuring adoption of features and getting user feedback [29:55] Key challenges building on top of blockchain [34:21] Benefits of engaging with the Blockstack team and community [39:47] Evolution and future of Graphite team and roadmap [42:01] Team planning and development process [46:35] Funding and upcoming launch [49:31] How future Blockstack token launch may affect Graphite and its ambitions [51:19] Measuring success in the world of blockchain [54:15] What gets committed to the blockchain when using Graphite and why [59:31] Personal tidbit about Justin [1:03:35] Links https://www.graphitedocs.com/ https://blockstack.org/ https://matomo.org/ https://contribute.blockstack.org/ https://oslofreedomforum.com/ https://github.com/Graphite-Docs/graphite https://twitter.com/graphitedocs

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Weekly Update 11 November 2018

Thoughtstuff - Tom Morgan on Microsoft Teams, Skype for Business and Office 365 Development

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 11, 2018 7:47

Audio version of my weekly update video (on YouTube). This week: Announcing Bot Framework SDK and Tools 4.1 Release Announcement: Azure Bot Service Enforcing Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.2 Microsoft is working on a native migration from Google G Suite to Office 365

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How to be Nimble and use Social Selling More Effectively - Jon Ferrara

Conversations with Phil Gerbyshak - Aligning your mindset, skill set and tool set for peak performance

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 9, 2018 25:47

What can you learn from the guy who has been recognized for pioneering innovation in the customer management category? A TON! Join me as I talk to Jon Ferrara. He's the founder and CEO of Nimble, an award-winning social sales, and marketing CRM for individuals and teams. It's Ranked #1 in Overall Satisfaction by G2 Crowd and integrates with Microsoft Office 365 and Google G Suite. Learn more at Nimble.com. Ferrara was the creator and co-founder of the award-winning customer management product GoldMine. In 1999, Goldmine got acquired by FrontRange and Ferrara left to pursue other interests. During those years, Ferrara continued to watch the CRM market. He saw that most of the CRM products that were serving small businesses moved upmarket (and became more costly and complex) or fell by the wayside, leaving the market underserved.

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810. Radio-Talbot - Podcast Francophone sur les jeux vidéo

Radio Talbot

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 12, 2018 86:48

Épisode #810 avec Denis Talbot, Cyrille Valdivia et Benoît Gagnon. Au menu: Le retour de Benoît Gagnon et c’est la fête à Cyrille! Jasez avec votre Xbox via Cortana; Google Home, sécurité et vie privée; On parle un peu nostalgie; Acheter chez Walmart avec PayPal; Cadenas avec lecteur d’empreintes Aluratek Bio-Key TouchLock XL; Google G Suite; Nouvelles tendances des pirates, l’installation de crypto mineur a votre insu, fileless attacks et les risques des appareils intelligents; Est-ce que les mots de passe hyper complexes sont aussi sécuritaires qu’on le pense? Razer Phone 2 et sa gamme d’accessoires; Écoutez le podcast de Ben Gagnon: Le Podcast Fly Casual! http://www.podcastflycasual.com/ Et beaucoup de fous rires! Assassin's Creed Odyssey, soyez là vendredi 20h nous seront avec Ubisoft pour en parler!

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810. Radio-Talbot - Podcast Francophone sur les jeux vidéo

Radio Talbot

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 11, 2018 86:48

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Microsoft Office 365 vs. Google G-Suite - Ein Praxisvergleich

Papierlos. Effizient. Selbstständig.

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 22, 2018 23:06

015: Es geht mal wieder um das Thema: Papierloses Büro. Für meine Firma habe ich kürzlich überlegt, ob wir von Microsoft zu Google wechseln. Dazu habe ich einen Vergleich zwischen MS Office 365 mit der G-Suite von Google erstellt. Die wichtigsten Unterschiede erfährst du in dieser Folge.

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Alison Pidgeon | Buying An Office And Growing A Private Practice |TPOT Podcast 049

Selbstmanagement. Digital.

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2018 46:49

In this episode of the Practice of Therapy Podcast, Gordon talks with Alison Pidgeon, LPC about growing your private practice by diversifying your income. Alison and Gordon talk about what they have learned about growing private practices and then getting to the place where they both bought their own buildings. They also talk about some of the ways in which group practices can be formed and why they have chosen the business models they are using in their practices. Alison and Gordon talk about some of the things they have learned “the hard way” and what how they might have done differently in those beginning stages of their private practices. Meet Alison Pidgeon Alison Pidgeon, MA, LPC, is a licensed professional counselor and the owner of Move Forward Counseling (www.moveforwardlancaster.com) in Lancaster, PA. Her private practice, which focuses on women's issues, currently consists of six other therapists and two assistants. Alison has recently purchased an office building to house her private practice and will be expanding to a total of 12 therapists in the fall of 2018. In addition, for the past two years, Alison has been working as a business consultant along with Joe Sanok, from Practice of the Practice, (http://www.practiceofthepractice.com/our-services/consulting-with-alison/) for other private practice owners. She loves being an entrepreneur and helping others achieve their dream of being their own boss. Alison's specialty as a consultant is how to have an insurance-based practice, helping those who are just starting out and how to grow from a solo to a group practice. Alison has garnered local media attention for her private practice on TV, radio and in print. She has been a featured guest on the Practice of the Practice podcast, Selling the Couch podcast, and The Therapist Experience podcast. In 2017 Move Forward Counseling won the “Emerging Business of the Year” Award from the Central Penn Business Journal. Buying a Building One of the big steps that Alison and Gordon talked about was the step they both took in buying an office space. For many therapists and counselors, this step seems very intimidating. But if you think about it, it is really not that much different from buying a house and there are usually more financing options for commercial property. Especially if you are willing to work with private investors. It's all a matter of doing the research and looking at options. Owning your private practice space, many times actually ends up being much more cost effective when you run the numbers. Alison gave the example of a non-profit she is involved with. When they ran the numbers, they realized they had paid double what the building was worth through leasing it. Passive Income and Diversifying Income Streams One of the things that helps solidify growth in your practice comes from diversifying your streams of income. There are a lot of ways to do this. One is to create other less traditional products or services to offer clients. Groups, workbooks, seminars, and supervision are just a few. Another great way to create “passive income” is to add other counselors and therapists to form a group practice. What this does, of course, is allow the practice owner to reap the benefits and income from the efforts of others in exchange for providing a place for them to practice. Thinking Long-Term One of the “wish I had known…” issues that Alison mentioned, was she wish she had thought more long-term when she first started her private practice. She would have spent more time thinking about growth and what that would look like. Especially in terms of adding other counselors. She also realized that she should have thought about what her practice would look like 3-5 years down the road. Insurance vs. Self-Pay One of the ongoing debates in the private practice space is if a practice should get on insurance panels or be strictly private pay. For Alison and Gordon, they do a combination of the two. Alison talked about really understanding your “break even” point in terms of how much you need to be reimbursed to cover your practice's overhead and expenses. She only stays on the panels that meet or exceed this criteria. The other factor to consider when thinking about being on insurance panels or not, is knowing the demographics of your area and what people can generally afford. Typically, rural areas are more insurance dependent and a clinician needs to accept insurance in order to get the volume of clients they need to sustain their practice. Group Practices and Their Structure Alison and Gordon talk about some of the ongoing discussions they have had in their mastermind groups around having group practices. In particular, whether to follow a “1099 Contractor” model or a “W2 Employee” model. Ultimately, it is an individual decision based on the practice owner's preferences and how much oversight they want to have with their therapists. Other factors around this issue depend on state laws and what sort of corporate structure the practice has. In addition, the benefits and “perks” the practice owner wants to provide their employees. There are any number of ways to set this up, from doing a “fee split” to a flat rate per case or giving a salary or hourly wage. Again, how it is set up depends solely on individual preferences and business structure. Starting a Group vs. Working in a Group For many clinicians, the idea of being in private practice is very intriguing. But for some, the idea of running a business is not that appealing. For these folks, joining a group practice really makes more sense. But for those people that have a bit of an “entrepreneurial spirit” and enjoy the logistics of running a business, becoming a group owner makes more sense. Systems and Processes to Help You Grow One important piece of being able to have sustainable growth in a private practice is to have the systems and processes in place to support this. Alison talks about the importance of documenting your processes and having set systems that help you operate more on “auto-pilot” with your practice. Alison talks about the importance of being able to also collect data about your systems and processes. For example, knowing how well your intake processes are working and the ability to retain clients and get new clients to actually book appointments. Other processes to focus on are with your onboarding processes for new therapists and making that as seamless as possible. The other very integral part of private practice systems and processes are having a reliable EHR system or other system (like Google G-Suite) that works well for you in your practice. Most EHR's are able to track data and give the reports you need to see how your practice is growing. Getting the Help You Need Finally, one of the things that always is a great ROI (return on investment) for most people in private practice is in doing some consulting and/or coaching with someone. Alison and Gordon talk about the benefits and huge return they have gotten by being part of and also leading mastermind groups. It is a way to be with like-minded people that all have common goals for their practices. It's usually the boost people need to take their practices to the next level. Resources and Contact Information Email Alison: alison@practiceofthepractice.com Alison's Mastermind Group with Joe Sanok Gordon's Mastermind Group (Starts September 7th 2018!)

7 Gründe für Googles G Suite (224)

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 1, 2018 35:31

Schafft es Lars Barbara von den Vorzügen der Google G Suite zu überzeugen? Gerade zum Thema Sicherheit in der Cloud gibt es doch immer noch Vorurteile. Stimmen die denn? Hier gibt es die Antworten. Informationen zum MDD-Workshop gibt es auf der Seite larsbobach.de/mdd. Wollt Ihr gerne an dem neuen MeisterTask-Workshop im Oktober 2018 teilnehmen? Hier geht es zur Anmeldung.

Using G-Suite So It's HIPAA Compliant | with Joe Sanok | TPOT Podcast 041

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 22, 2018 33:51

In this episode of the Practice of Therapy Podcast, Gordon does a “reverse interview” with Joe Sanok about why using G-Suite in your private practice might be a good idea. The original interview was first released as Episode 309 of the Practice of the Practice podcast with Joe Sanok. Gordon and Joe talk about why they started using G-Suite and some of the hacks and tips therapists and counselors can use in their practices to work more efficiently and make it HIPAA compliant. Meet Joe Sanok Joe is no stranger to the Practice of Therapy. Joe is the person behind the Practice Of The Practice Podcast which is the #1 podcast for counselors and therapists learning about private practice and what to do to grow and scale. It is one of the top resources out there in this private practice building space. Joe has been a previous guest on the Practice of Therapy Podcast, Episode 011, How To Level Up And Grow Your Private Practice. Joe, his wife Christina and their two daughters live in Traverse City, MI where Joe owns Mental Wellness Counseling, a private group practice. Joe is nationally known and has been a guest on numerous podcasts and most recently a TEDx talk in Traverse City. Joe a true entrepreneur with big heart and genuineness for helping people. Why Use G-Suite? Google G-Suite is the set of applications and tools that comes with every Google account. Most of the tools, like GMail, Google Calendar, Google Docs and Google Sheets are familiar to most. But the big game changer for most clinicians is being able to use the paid version of G-Suite in order to make it HIPAA secure. In particular, by using the paid version of G-Suite, you can get the BAA (business associate agreement) from Google which is a HIPAA requirement. GMail Using Your Own Domain One of the big game changers in using G-Suite, is that it allows you to use your own domain name for your email. So for example, if you can have you email address be @yourdomainname.com vs. @gmail.com or yahoo.com, etc. Also, when using the paid version of G-Suite, you get the functionality of GMail that is HIPAA secure. G-Suite Tools Can Boost Your Productivity Another, “selling point” of the tools of G-Suite, is that you can customize them and make use of templates to streamline repeated tasks. For example, using the “canned responses” feature of GMail for those emails that you respond to repeatedly; like requests for information, etc. You can also use the tools of G-Suite to automate a lot of administrative functions. For example, setting up a Google Form that can be embedded on your website for people to request services or do intakes. Another automated task is to set up a Google Calendar to use for people to self-schedule appointments using the appointments feature that is built in. The calendar then can be embedded on your website. G-Suite Is A Great Choice For Bootstrapping Because G-Suite is so adaptable and cost-effective, it's a great choice for counselors and therapists during those “bootstrapping” phases of private practice growth. The applications and tools have pretty much everything you need to do all of your administrative functions. To Learn More: G-Suite for Therapists Course G-Suite Hacks and Tips Cheat Sheet Session Note Helper™ Other resources mentioned: Join a Mastermind Group Meet Gordon Brewer, MEd, LMFT Gordon is the person behind The Practice of Therapy Podcast & Blog.He is also President and Founder of Kingsport Counseling Associates, PLLC. He is a therapist, consultant, business mentor, trainer and writer. PLEASE Subscribe to The Practice of Therapy Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and Google Play. Follow us on Twitter @therapistlearn and Pinterest “Like” us on Facebook.

Understanding the Importance of Data Storage and Backups for Small Business

Small Biz Matters

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2018 47:54

Small Biz Matters – a half hour program each week where you can work ON your business rather than IN it.with Alexi Boyd from Boyd Office Management ServicesDate: 5 June 2018 The Cloud. We get it, we use it. We count on it. Every day when operating as a small businesses we rely heavily on the cloud and internet storage. We assume it's safe, secure and backed up SOMEWHERE. We assume it's available anytime and reliable and we assume the content we produce is ours to do with what we wish. But we’re not careful enough. But like all things (except death and taxes as they say) you can’t be sure of it. You need to be in control with this extremely important tool of your trade. What if you can’t find an important document? What if the storage you relied on suddenly wasn’t there? What if you never backed up? Well today we have on the show another great expert; Gunnar Habitz to help us navigate through the complexities of Cloud storage but like always on Small Biz we’ll make sure you have practical strategies to ensure you take control. Welcome to the show Gunnar. Topics covered in part two: Cloud in general Cloud storage vs. cloud backup comparing different tools How does a typical IT setup of Small Biz Owners looks like and who helps with IT tasks What does RPO and RTO mean and why is it important Business Continuity and Risk Management instead of just backup Cyber insurance Ransomware attacks Cyber security issues What about the new “Notifiable Data Breach” law in Australia Impact of the new “Notifiable Data Breach” law in Australia How to get attention for the topic Cloud in general Benefits for customers: agility, flexibility, choice, PAYG Cloud is a journey instead of destination Public, Private, Hybrid cloud On-premise, IaaS, PaaS, SaaS - see the Pizza-as-a-Service example below What’s in the cloud, stays in the cloud - but getting it back is another topic Cloud storage vs. cloud backup comparing different tools Cloud synchronisation services: Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive Many of them don’t have versioning (Dropbox EVH has at least 120 days) What’s deleted on one device gets deleted on another as well upon connection Hard to get anything back from the cloud sync providers Proper cloud backup provides versioning in all possible local retention possibilities and clients can get back their data as part of the service by themselves of their partner Example Office 365 can be added by a backup solution (e.g. SkyKick) which is designed for one-click restoring data straight into the mailbox without an PST file export by maintaining the initial structure How does a typical IT setup of Small Biz Owners looks like and who helps with IT tasks On-premises: notebook(s), printing, potentially a server for files or databases Cloud services like Office 365, Google G Suite, AWS, Xero/MYOB, CRM, specific apps Managed Service Providers (MSPs) deliver IT as a service based on SMB demands including backup, but also on-premise infrastructure from capex to opex Small Businesses should focus on the business outcome for their clients, not on technology What does RPO and RTO mean and why is it important Two most important numbers in backup and DR before and after a disaster point Recovery Point Objective: maximum targeted period in which data might be lost Recovery Time Objective: targeted duration of time after a disaster to be fully restored back on track The requirements are included in a Business Continuity Plan and have significant effect on the IT design Every company - small or large - need to specify its risk appetite Business Continuity and Risk Management instead of just backup Provides principles and generic guidelines on risk management Worldwide standard ISO 31000 has been created by Australia/NZ initially (2004) Example: 6% of data restored * cost of getting it back (but how to estimate?) Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery include more than IT, in the first place care about people Cyber Insurance Some see backup like an insurance, but the reality is different The cyber insurance covers for lost revenue in a data loss, but doesn’t get the data back The backup provider gets the data back, but doesn’t cover lost revenue It is a complementing solution usually not offered together No cyber insurance without proper backup and DR solution in place Ransomware attacks Talking about a concrete example Can arrive per email or even inside an internet connected printer or scanner Attacks not only local infrastructure, but also the cloud if not well protected 60% of SMEs went out of businesses in the next six month after a significant breach (Australian SME numbers), 80% don’t survive the second year A victim shared his story at the Australian Information Security Association (AISA): the company had a plan to be listed on the ASX within three years, instead they got a severe hack with data breach and it took the owner more than a year to consider working again due to the psychological damage Cyber Security 46% of the world population is already connected IoT sensors and devices are expected to overtake smartphones still in 2018 Australian numbers The Government estimated the average cost of a cybercrime attack to a business is A$276,323 43% of cybercrimes attack small businesses as they can’t simply prevent it easily Largest cost factor of cybercrime are information loss (39%) and business disruption (36%) Australian Computer Society (ACS) published worldwide data from the Verizon 2016 Data Breach report 63% of breaches are caused by weak, default of stolen passwords In 93% of cases hackers took minutes to break and companies weeks or months to discover 95% of attacks are financially motivated Nearly 30% open phishing emails, 12% clink on the links or open the files (attention on smartphones) Every minute half a million attacks happening in cyberspace Cyber industry estimated US$639B spending in 2023 So what can we do? The security strategies with biggest return are adding security intelligence systems (67%) and advanced identity and access governance (63%) Top tips the Optus “Small Business Guide to effective Cyber Security”: regular backup, secure passwords and multi-factor authentication, security updates, administrative accounts control Leadership must provide a cyber-aware culture educating staff and clients ACS considers 5 pillars of cybersecurity readiness: education & awareness, planning & preparation, detection & recovery, sharing & collaboration, ethics & certification Managed Service Providers and specialists like Witz Cybersecurity (www.witzcybersecurity.com) consult Small Businesses impact of the new “Notifiable Data Breach” law in Australia In place since 22 February 2018 to report data breaches within 30 days Most often data breaches haven’t been made public not to destroy brand reputation Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) reported that 51% of Australian SMEs found out about a data breach when alerted by customers Fines: $360K for individual and $1.8M for companies above $3M turnover if not reported in 30 days View of the Ransomware programmers: “if you don’t pay me in Bitcoin, then I will breach your data and force you to pay the fines” First quarterly report shows 63 published data breaches within six weeks, mostly health service providers, legal, finance, education and charities Half of the breaches occurred due to human errors The reality might be higher as many companies don’t report or don’t even know Impact of the new “Notifiable Data Breach” law in Australia Most companies recently sent newsletters with updated privacy policies or partially new opt-in requests Background is the European General Data Protection Regulation binding those who are physically in the EU, not just official residents or citizens Barrister Talitha Fishburn of Wardell Chambers shows the Australian impact (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/big-data-so-what-australian-businesses-impacted-new-eu-fishburn/) GDPR covers data processing to raise more awareness Backup providers don’t see into the encrypted data about any European personal data insight, so better to be compliant Consent: continue marketing to B2C with an active opt-in for newsletters and to B2B if business customers didn’t provide a subsequent opt-out Many software vendors updated their processes, Marketo as a leader in marketing automation sees GDPR as a worldwide activity Portability: users have the right to obtain the transactional history of personal data Right to be forgotten: consumers have the right to have their information deleted (how do you know where exactly you stored their data?) Data breaches: must be reported within 48h, otherwise fines in two steps up to €20M or 4% of global annual turnover whatever is greater How to get attention for the topic Don’t think just backup as nice to have (like regular dentist visit fixing one tooth), rather think comprehensive availability (like the winning smile when all teeth are in order) Business consultants and MSPs convince owners better than box moving IT resellers KeepItSafe helps Small Businesses in Australia and New Zealand to protect from data loss because downtime is not an option. We consult and discover the right solution for the requirements of SMEs in a tailored approach To find out more, go to the website www.keepitsafe.com/au, contact sales@keepitsafe.com.au or call 1300 722 344

Part 3 | Setting Up The Office | Love the Work But Hate the Job | TPOT Podcast 034

Play Episode Listen Later May 2, 2018 32:43

This is part 3, of this four-part series of the Practice of Therapy Podcast, “Love the Work, But Hate The Job”. In this session, Gordon explores some of the logistics around setting up an office and getting started with your private practice. This four-part series discusses the various steps and things a clinician might want to think about as they move into private practice. The series discusses: 1.) Knowing your “WHY”, 2.) Making a Plan, 3.) Setting-up an Office, and 4.) Marketing & Getting Referrals. Check out the mini-course: “Love the Work, But Hate The Job” In this course, you will be emailed 4 lessons, one each day, that will walk you through a way to think about making the transition from agency work into private practice. (Get the discount here!) Setting Up The Office One of the very first things you have to figure out, logistically, about going into private practice is where and how you will see clients. The good news about doing talk therapy is all you really need is a couple of chairs and place to meet that is private and has very few distractions. The truth is, that could be just about anywhere. But, we need a little more than that for ourselves and for our clients. For example, a waiting and reception area is nice to have. Also, a comfy, warm and inviting therapy room makes a big difference too. We want our clients to feel at ease and safe when they come to us. Finding the right place to meet with clients sometimes takes some creativity and willingness to “think outside the box”. For most people getting started in private practice, there needs to be some flexibility in order be a bit more frugal. You really can't afford a huge office with all the “bells and whistles” in those beginning stages. Finding an Office Space There are a lot of things you want to take into consideration in getting an office to see clients. Location is important. Also thinking about how clients get in and out of the space. It's better to not have a lot of stairs (I did that and it was a barrier for some clients). Also thinking long-term as you grow; will the space support your growth? A good place to start is just looking online and in directories like Craigslist. Keep an eye out for places as your drive around town or begin to look. Sometimes people will only advertise by having a sign out in front of an office space. I know too, letting friends and other folks know you are looking for an office space can bring some results. Use social media to help let people know you are looking. Also maybe consider talking to a realtor who specializes in office space. Bootstrapping and Sharing Office Space The normal progression of being in private practice is that you will want to do a lot of “bootstrapping” in those beginning stages. In other words, you leverage your time while you have a lot of it. You also want to be able to save as much money as possible as you build your financial assets in the practice. Depending on where you are located, office space may be easy to come by or not. Usually, if there is a lot of spaces available, the prices will be more competitive. Needless to say, it makes sense, in those beginning stages, not to overextend yourself financially by spending a lot on office space. After all, office space will be one of your bigger, if not the biggest, expense you will have with running a private practice. For this reason, subleasing or sharing office space just makes sense. And it doesn't need to be another therapist's office either. You could rent or sublease space from any other professional (lawyers, doctors, chiropractors, etc.). Also, look into churches, synagogues or other civic organizations that might have the extra space. Group Practices One thing to not overlook is considering joining a group private practice as an independent contractor. Depending on their business model, many group practices do a “fee-split” with the clinicians they contract with. The advantage is that your “overhead” is already taken care of by the fee split. Depending on how it is structured, you might do better, in the long run, to work within a group practice than trying to go out on your own and build the referrals and client base you need. Also, it might be that you would come out better financially by not having to worry as much about the cost of being in practice. Non-Traditional Services Another thing to consider when getting started in private practice is to look into teletherapy or online therapy. It is something that is certainly growing and lucrative for a lot of people. In fact, some people have built their whole practice around this model of delivery. Another delivery method is to go to the clients, rather than them coming to you. In-home therapy is offered by a lot of agencies. The same model can be used by people in private practice. Phones, Email and Such Another part of running a private practice is having systems in place for people to contact you and make appointments. There are any number of phone systems available, but a simple/easy solution is to simply get a separate cell phone to use for your practice. Then as you grow you can look a dedicated phone system that is HIPAA compliant and all that. As far as email goes, Google G-Suite is one of the best options for many reasons. You can set it up to use your own domain name (it's more professional that way). Also, it is HIPAA secure if you use the business (paid) version of G-Suite. The other thing is the whole suite of applications that it comes with. These tools are very adaptable to small business and being able to manage a private practice. (Check out the full G-Suite for Therapists Course here) For some practices, they will need a FAX service. More and more, email is replacing FAXes, but might be something you will need. S-Fax is one service I can recommend and also the one I use in my practice. Other Office Equipment Besides phones and FAXes, it is helpful to have a copier and printer. Again depending on where and how you are set up. It might be that the office space you are using will provide those things. Finding and setting up an office is really not all that hard. It just takes a bit of perseverance and willingness to do some searching. Ultimately the office and equipment you pick will help you sustain and grow, Resources Mentioned: G-Suite for Business (This is an affiliate link to get 20% off your first year. Also, I do receive a commission for this at no extra cost to you) G-Suite for Therapists Course Mastermind Groups- Find out more and apply here! Other Resources for Office Set-Up Meet Gordon Brewer, MEd, LMFT Gordon is the person behind The Practice of Therapy Podcast & Blog.He is also President and Founder of Kingsport Counseling Associates, PLLC. He is a therapist, consultant, business mentor, trainer and writer. PLEASE Subscribe to The Practice of Therapy Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and Google Play. Follow us on Twitter @therapistlearn and Pinterest “Like” us on Facebook.

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