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    3 Steps to Address Human Impact of AI Adoption in the Workplace

    There is a frequent, critical gap in AI adoption strategies that must be addressed: the ongoing human consequences of AI adoption. Employees are constantly being flooded with articles, news, and information about AI-driven job displacement, fueling fear, uncertainty, and resistance to AI adoption. These fears are not baseless. The rapid adoption and high cost of AI implementation mean that many…

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    6 swift steps for a faster Android experience – Computerworld

    Tap any app with high battery usage and then see how much of its activity is happening in the background — while you aren’t actively using it. For any programs with high amounts of background activity, ask yourself: Is this app doing something in the background that actually matters? For instance, do you really need Facebook or any other social…

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    7 Simple Steps to Use Windows Fax and Scan

    Windows Fax and Scan, a built-in application in the Windows operating system, allows you to send and receive faxes without a fax machine. It supports various document types, including Word documents, PDFs, images, spreadsheets, and more. This tool also enables admins to manage multiple fax machines, multifunction printers (MFPs), or fax servers through one centralized program. So if you’re ready…

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    7+ speedy steps to free up space on your Mac – Computerworld

    Take a look in Mail Your email application is full of stuff. All those Mail attachments mount up over the years, and while you need to keep some of them some of the time, you probably don’t need to retain all of them forever. The best practice is to delete attachments in emails you no longer need; you can do…

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    How to block ads on Gmail (in 3 simple steps)

    Ads are an eyesore at best and a serious security risk at worst. For instance, cyber gangs like BlackCat have exploited Google ads to spread malware disguised as legitimate tools. Learning how to block ads on Gmail can help you stay safe and keep your inbox clutter-free. Below, we’ll show you how to turn off Gmail ads through the basic…

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    The top four steps to eliminate shadow IT

    Shadow IT – the unauthorized systems or apps employees use without IT’s approval – has long been a worry on the minds of IT workers. Now, with AI, cloud, and SaaS sprawl, in the mix, the shadow IT risks are only climbing fast. Unless CIOs find a data-driven approach to improve visibility, shadow IT will continue to eat into company…

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    EXACT Steps to Find Your Network Security Key On ALL Devices

    Confused about network security keys? You’re not alone. This guide includes step-by-step instructions on how to find your network key for the four most popular digital devices. Here’s a quick summary: iOS: Open the Settings app, tap on Wi-Fi, select your connected network, and find the Password field. Android: Open the Settings app, tap on Network & Internet, go to…

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    The ‘Magic Basket’ Method Breaks Decluttering Into Two Manageable Steps

    We may earn a commission from links on this page. A lot of people are looking for easy, effective ways to declutter, and there are a variety of techniques out there for doing so—but since everyone has unique homes, needs, and schedules, not every approach is going to work for every person. Recently, I found one that minimizes the stress…

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    How to protect your bird feeder from hungry squirrels in 5 steps

    If you’ve hung up a bird feeder in your garden, then it’s safe to assume that you were hoping it would feel the local birdlife in your area. Unfortunately, there’s a good chance that the feeder is being visited as much by squirrels as by feathered friends. Squirrels are not dangerous or harmful to the local environment, but they can…

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    Ransomware remediation: What steps should your business take for recovery?

    Yahya Patel probably knows better than most just how much damage ransomware can cause. As Check Point Software’s lead security engineer, he’s witnessed ransomware grow from a “single group threat” holding decryption key as hostage, into a “triple extortion” catastrophe, where even customers of targeted companies are dragged into paying extortion for the stolen data. Add the rise of ransomware…

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