The October issue of Technology Times is here. This month we look at the one meeting most leadership teams never put on the calendar, a short checklist for finishing the year strong, five overlooked habits that save businesses the most time, and five ways AI can speed up disaster-recovery planning without replacing the judgment behind it.
Here's what's inside, plus the full issue below.
Most businesses assume they'd handle a disruption with confidence — until they're in the middle of one. This article walks through five direct questions a leadership team can answer in about 15 minutes, and exactly what to do with any answer that comes out shaky.
The businesses that finish the year strong are usually the ones that got ahead of it before the calendar filled up. This article covers five things worth checking now — Q4 priorities, your tech budget, team readiness, the small stuff you've been putting off, and one disaster-preparedness question worth asking today.
New software and AI tools all promise to save time, but the businesses with the fewest interruptions usually run on better habits instead. This article covers the five routines — from planning ahead to treating your IT provider like a strategic partner — that make the biggest difference for the businesses we support across Northwest Ohio and Northeast Indiana.
Most businesses know they should have a disaster recovery plan — the hard part is usually just getting a first draft down. This article covers five ways AI can move that planning forward, and the parts of the plan it can't do for you.