In this episode of the Business of Tech podcast, key topics include taming wage inflation based on insights from the 2024 IT solution provider compensation report. Additionally, the discussion covers the low adoption rate of multi-factor authentication by SMBs and the expected price model changes for Apple’s Vision Pro niche market by 2027. Tune in for a detailed analysis of data reports and technology trends impacting the industry.

In today’s episode of the Business of Tech, Dave Sobel covers the intersection of politics and technology on Super Tuesday, highlighting the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA) efforts to secure the voting process against nation-state hackers and domestic threats. CISA has launched the Election Operations Center and an election resources page to tackle potential security issues. Additionally, the episode discusses the massive malware attack GitHub is currently battling, which involves millions of code repositories. We also touch upon the cost-saving benefits of GDPR compliance in reducing data storage and processing expenses. Lastly, we look forward to the Threads API release this summer and its implications for developers.

In this episode of the Business of Tech podcast, Dave Sobel covers the psychology of pricing, Wendy’s surge pricing strategy, maximizing AI potential in business with insights from Copilot Lab and Copilot for OneDrive, HP’s new printer subscription service, and Dell executives’ long-term vision of computing. The discussion delves into dynamic pricing and its implications, highlighting how Wendy’s plans to implement surge pricing and offer discounts during slower times. The episode discusses emphasizing the legitimacy and commonality of dynamic pricing in various industries.

In this episode of the Business of Tech podcast, Dave Sobel discusses rising borrowing costs impacting consumer sentiment and the untold economic story. Microsoft unveils Co-Pilot for finance and Windows 11. Plus, explore Friday Big Ideas on MSP 4.0, security, AI, and weight loss drugs. Research shows that higher borrowing costs have negatively affected consumer sentiment, with interest rate hikes impacting credit card and car loans. Stay informed on the latest economic trends and tech updates with this insightful episode.

On today’s episode of the Business of Tech podcast, key topics include the struggles of mid-market tech companies, the introduction of Microsoft’s Pirate toolkit for enhancing AI security, the rise of fractional CAIOs for steering AI strategies, and updates from ASCII, CompTIA, PIA, and SILENCE laboratories. Market data from Canalys reveals a projected 20% growth in worldwide cloud service spending for 2024, with significant contributions from Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud.

On today’s episode of the Business of Tech, key updates include the unveiling of Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 by the National Institute for Standards and Technology, addressing supply chain risks and introducing the govern function. Lockbit’s resurgence and exploits targeting unpatched ConnectWise Screen Connect flaws are discussed. Additionally, KKR is set to acquire VMware’s end-user computing business for $4 billion. The episode also delves into the Biden robocall incident and the implications of deepfake technology.

On today’s episode, we explore key topics in the realm of cybersecurity and technology. We discuss leveraging government initiatives for enhancing IT service providers’ cybersecurity defenses, the establishment of an AI task force by Congress, and the challenges of generative AI in tech interviews. Additionally, Gartner’s top trends in cybersecurity for 2024, focusing on generative artificial intelligence, threat exposure management programs, and evolving identity and access management approaches. Stay informed and proactive about cybersecurity with the insights shared in this episode.

Today’s episode of The Business of Tech covers a survey revealing workers’ fears and eagerness regarding AI tools, Google’s pause on Gemini AI, and diverse AI use cases. The survey shows concerns about AI skill displacement but also a desire to use AI tools more, especially among younger workers. Confidence in AI may be growing, with professionals anticipating increased demand for their skills.