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If you find yourself near Virginia Tech and you see something flying above, it might not be a bird or a plane. It might actually be a burrito. Chipotle has partnered with Project Wing of subsidiary of Google’s parent company Alphabet, to test drone delivery of the tasty Mexican menu item. Read More

For businesses in 2016, it’s much less about the “why” and more about the “how.” Even businesses that have yet to modernize know they should — they’re simply intimidated by the process of migration. With that being said, let’s discuss a few tips, techniques, and strategies that should allow you to Read More

“Every day, there is more and more to manage and get right and learn.”

Who said that? It’s definitely someone in content marketing, web strategy, or digital communications, right?

Wrong. Read More

You’ve broken the law.
Don’t let it bother you too much however, because it’s likely that almost everyone in the U.S. has broken a weird state law at one point or another and guess what! No one’s coming to get you.
You’ve heard about these laws, right? Statutes that declare things like, “One may Read More

Productivity is great. The more productive you are, the quicker you work. The quicker you work, the more you get done. The more you get done, the better you’ll feel about the time you’ve spent and the more important you’ll become to your team or company. Read More

Are creative robots going to take over our jobs and our lives? Should we be worried or is fear purely an overly active imagination by people who would have also feared the industrial revolution? Read More

Jay Baer, President of Convince & Convert, joins the Content Pros Podcast to discuss converting haters into advocates, mining complaints for impactful and effective content, and the profitable power of a focused customer retention plan. Read More

Without documentation, software is just a black box. And black boxes aren’t anywhere near as useful as they could be because their inner workings are hidden from those who need them in the open.
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Your business might soon be adding indoor plants to the list of necessary safety equipment needed around the office. New research presented at a meeting of the American Chemical Society found that some common houseplants can absorb volatile organic compounds, which are potentially harmful materials Read More