Early Morning Byte | September 9, 2022

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Asking for a Friend: Am I Risking My Reputation with Executive Recruiters?

As the role of the CIO shifts towards the core of the business, technology thought-leaders share their best words of advice for new and aspiring CIOs. Read the whole anthology in the latest from The National CIO Review.

By TNCR Staff  ●  Read more...

 ComputerWorld

The National CIO Review

Corporate cybersecurity leaders must be change agents within their companies to combat cyber threats.

 The New York Times

 ZD Net

Read the latest vulnerability summary from the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency.

• No high, medium, or low vulnerabilities recorded

Vulnerability summary for the week of August 29th, 2022.

Working Backwards: Insights, Stories, and Secrets from Inside Amazon

Excellent leadership can account for the success of organizations like Amazon over the past few years. In their book, Working Backwards, authors and former "Amazonians" Colin Bryar and Bill Carr lay out the 14 principles that any organization can roll out to experience success like Amazon.By TNCR Staff ●  Read more...

We take our terabytes of cloud storage for granted nowadays. How much storage did the first commercially available USB flash drive provide? A. 64 MBB. 8 MBC. 1.44 MBD. 256 MB

John Herschel takes First Photographic Negative

September 9, 1839 - English polymath, astronomer, and botanist Sir John Herschel creates a photographic negative on a glass plate with silver chloride. He was the first to create photographic "positives" and "negatives" and took the photograph of his father's telescope stand the same year Louis Daguerre invented the daguerreotype. Herschel's technique for capturing images was so effective that astronomers used it until the 1990s.

Read more about Sir John Herschel's life and work as an astronomer.

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