The weakest part of any network isn’t some tool in the data center or some device on the wire. No, it’s the people who are logging in. We’ve said it repeatedly here, and as long as people keep providing us with examples to cite then we’ll keep saying it over and over. The latest example comes out o
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Network Security Series: Don’t Let Your People Be Your Problem
Posted by bockmary7 under TechnologyFrom https://sentinelips.com 2254 days ago
Intellectual Property Protection for Physicians
Posted by bockmary7 under LegalFrom https://maxhealthlaw.com 2255 days ago
The best physicians are constantly looking for ways to improve healthcare with new techniques and procedures. Many physicians find themselves doubling as inventors, creating products, treatments, or medicines to improve outcomes for their patients. Physicians who are employed by a hospital or medic
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MACRA: Medicare Access & CHIP Reauthorization Explained
Posted by bockmary7 under LegalFrom https://markkennedylaw.com 2255 days ago
In 2015, the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act was passed, and by 2019, healthcare providers will begin to see its impacts on Medicare payments. It replaces Medicare’s current reimbursement schedule—which was based on a sustainable growth rate (SGR) formula—with one that is based on vari
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How virtual reality is changing our world (and changing our primary questions)
Posted by bockmary7 under ManagementFrom https://fpg.com 2256 days ago
At FPG we have this concept called the primary question. At everyone’s desks, they have their specific, tailored primary question on a poster written in bold letters. It might be, “How can I move one more sale forward today?” or “How can I increase the value of our brand today?”
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2 things impeding machine learning, and what's needed to overcome them
Posted by bockmary7 under TechnologyFrom http://www.eno8.com 2257 days ago
In its current form, the vast majority of artificial intelligence (A.I.) relies on some version of machine learning. Almost all of the serious A.I. efforts we’ve seen thus far are in actuality exercises in adaptive machine learning (which we discussed before here).
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The 3 keys to understanding why customer intelligence matters
Posted by bockmary7 under Self-DevelopmentFrom https://fpg.com 2258 days ago
One thing I know about customers in the 21st century is that their intelligence level has never been higher. I want you to think about all the different things we have access to that give us all this information on the things we buy.
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The Emergence of Cryptoworms Shouldn’t Alter Your Security Methods
Posted by bockmary7 under TechnologyFrom https://sentinelips.com 2261 days ago
Here are just three steps to protecting a network, and none of them involve cutting-edge hardware or overly expensive unproven new tools. They involve adopting new mindsets in regards to security. For more on the security mindsets that can help keep your network safe.
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(Motivational) The X-Factor
Posted by bockmary7 under Self-DevelopmentFrom https://www.youtube.com 2264 days ago
A great motivational video from Forrest Performance Group for all sales professionals out there. For more sales leadership tips visit https://fpg.com/.
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Will Amazon, Berkshire & JP Morgan follow China's healthcare example?
Posted by bockmary7 under TechnologyFrom http://www.eno8.com 2265 days ago
In a much ballyhooed development, the triumvirate of Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JP Morgan announced recently they’re teaming up to upend the healthcare insurance market (a massive undertaking and market opportunity).
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10 SEO tips to drastically increase walk-ins to your restaurant
Posted by bockmary7 under Online MarketingFrom http://www.digitalsuccess.us 2268 days ago
When the Internet did not exist, restaurateurs heavily relied on word of mouth, print-media ads and walk-in traffic to make their restaurant or café run. But then came social media, smartphones and of course Google. Yes, Google is important.
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