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Early Morning Byte: Wednesday, April 10, 2024
AI Drama, Meeting Magic, and a Space Age Toast 🚀☕
Good Morning ☀️!
Whether you're enjoying a coffee or tackling your inbox, today's Early Morning Byte is here to energize your day. We're kicking off with an exploration of feedback's power in "Pillars of Success: Seek Feedback" – essential for those driving towards personal & professional excellence.
Switching gears, dive into the Microsoft Copilot ban - a pivotal moment for AI in legislative corridors. And for those seeking a meeting makeover, don't miss TNCR LIVE! Join Jeff Shannon for insights that promise to transform every meeting you lead.
P.S. Add a touch of nostalgia (and a final cosmic nod this week), don’t skip the last segment in today’s edition. 😊🌌🚀
FEATUREDPillars of Success: Seek Feedback
In our collective journey toward personal mastery and professional excellence, the art of seeking feedback stands as a critical pillar. It’s a practice rooted in the understanding that growth is not a solitary endeavor but a collaborative process enriched by the perspectives of others. Whether it’s constructive critique from a mentor, insightful observations of a peer, or the candid reflections of a team, feedback serves as a compass, guiding individuals towards continuous improvement and success.
By H. Michael Burgett, Contributing Writer ● Read More…
EXECUTIVE OPPORTUNITIES
For over 50 years, Camco has been a trusted leader in creating high-quality gear for outdoor enthusiasts.
Headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, Accession is the parent brand to a family of specialty insurance and risk management companies.
Founded in 1982, the NAVC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and advancing veterinary professionals worldwide.
TRENDING
Generative AI is Here, but CIOs Face Tough Implementation Questions
The momentum of generative AI, spurred on by the popularity of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, is pushing CIOs to ‘mainstream’ the technology across workplaces as quickly as possible. In a KPMG executive survey this year, 65% of respondents said they believed generative AI will have a high or extremely high impact on their organization in the next three to five years. Nearly two-thirds said they’re one to two years away from implementing their first generative AI solution.
Given this push toward implementation, executives are facing hard questions on how to increase adoption while addressing the risks. We spoke with a panel of CIOs about what needs to happen before widespread adoption. Here are some of their observations.
By Suman Bhattacharyya, Contributing Writer ● Read More…
EXTRA BYTES
The U.S. House of Representatives has announced a strict ban on the use of Microsoft’s AI Copilot by congressional staffers, underscoring the growing concerns around artificial intelligence (AI) and data security.
Florida’s legislature has recently passed House Bill 473 (HB 473), known as the Cybersecurity Incident Liability Act, which aims to provide immunity to businesses under certain conditions if they suffer a data breach.
In this month’s edition, we highlight the recent career movements of 55 CIOs, CTOs, and CISOs who are stepping into new roles. As we continue through 2024, the importance of technology and digital innovation in shaping businesses and industries remains undiminished.
Omni Hotels & Resorts experienced a significant disruption starting last Friday, with a technology outage across its 50 locations in North America attributed to a cyberattack.
RESOURCE HUB
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TECH TIME TRAVEL
The First Man in Space
This week, we celebrate the 63rd anniversary of a major moment in the history of space exploration and aeronautics; the first man to journey into outer space, Yuri Gagarin. Born in 1934 in Klushino, Russia, Yuri Gagarin grew up on a farm, the third of four children.
His journey into aviation began when he joined an AeroClub during his technical schooling in Saratov. Developing a passion for flying, this propelled him to the Orenburg Military Pilot’s School in 1955, setting the stage for his future as the first human to journey into space.
By Suman Bhattacharyya, Contributing Writer ● Read More…
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