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Early Morning Byte - Friday, May 12, 2023

Early Morning Byte - Friday, May 12, 2023

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May 12, 2023 • Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutes

Early Morning Byte

| Weekend Edition ☀️

Good Morning and welcome to the weekend. While we'd all like the resources to be innovative and beat the competition, someone has to keep the lights on. For many organizations, innovation comes second to maintenance due to circumstances like a lack of resources, while others don't have to choose between innovation and maintenance. Every organization must do what's best for them. Find out how your organization compares in the latest community poll from The National CIO Review. - Catherine Pyle, Kelsey Brandt, Josh Koszalkowski

Community Poll: Balancing Innovation and Maintenance

Every CIO must create a balance between maintaining their organization's technology infrastructure and chasing innovation which can lead to creativity and beating the competition. See how your peers balance these two spinning plates in the latest community poll. By Catherine Pyle, Contributing Writer ● Read More...

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Dvorak Keyboard Patented

May 12th, 1936 – The Dvorak keyboard was patented by University of Washington education professor August Dvorak. He worked with his brother-in-law John Dealey, an education professor at North Texas State Teachers College, to develop a keyboard that would increase typing speed while simultaneously decreasing typos. They both recognized the flaws that the QWERTY keyboard had, such as increased typos due to over half of all keystrokes taking place on the top row making it so that typists had to move their fingers off the home keys, and worked to create one that would remedy the problems. And after some trial and error, the Dvorak keyboard was born. By Joshua Koszalkowski, Contributing Writer ● Read More...

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