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"We now have exciting prospects in our pipeline, which are opportunities that were previously unavailable to us due to not being SOC 2 compliant in the past." - Paul Prinke, CIO, OpsTel Services Read how OpsTel teamed up with Thoropass to receive their SOC 2 stamp-of-approval and utilize it to achieve their business goals. 🚀https://ow.ly/GuJQ30syF7z social&utm_campaign=&utm_content=

Replacing FOMO with NOMO. Quantity is not (necessarily) quality. That's been pretty obvious for a long time. And it seems quaint now to think that Bruce Springsteen recorded "57 Channels (And Nothin' On)" in 1992 to reflect one example of quality dilution through excess content (and probably some other commentary about the ills of consumerism more broadly; at this point, I just remember that the song exists, but I don't really remember the song. You know what I mean). Anyway, 57 Channels was more than anyone could ever hope to watch, and yet nothing seemed worth watching. I don't know what the 2024 equivalent of "57 Channels" would be, but I know that data has proliferated at an incredible rate since then, not only in entertainment, but in everything. FOMO tempts us to try to keep up (again, not just in entertainment, but in everything). In reality, in the words of OpinionRoute's Rich Ratcliff, we have "a real need for meticulous and integrated curation." The article linked in the comments below explains how FOMO should become NOMO (Necessity of Missing Out). #workbetter #worksmarter #mrx #dataquality #surveyoperations

From pixels to reality! Dive into our latest blog post https://bitly.ws/33fwR to discover how technology and human society harmonize on the big screen. Learn about five movies that offer intriguing insights into the world of IT. #ITGHolding #ITGBlog #TechInCinema

Big Picture Science Radio Show: Your Mind on Movies By one estimate we spend a fifth of our lives watching movies or TV. In fact, we consume entertainment almost as habitually as we eat or sleep, activities that receive scientific scrutiny and study. So why not consider the effects that watching movies and TV have on our minds and bodies too? When we do, we find that they are not mere escapism. A data scientist reveals why we are what we watch, and how scientists and filmmakers work, often with competing agendas, to create sci-fi entertainment. Listen here: https://buff.ly/41MCyLh

IMAX CEO Rich Gelfond joined Yahoo Finance to talk about the massive debut for “Dune: Part Two” and the box office forecast for the rest of 2024, which features blockbusters like “Godzilla vs. Kong”, “Deadpool & Wolverine” and “Wicked”. To see a clip from the interview, watch below.

Title: The Era of Openness and the Literary Distance through Optics to observe An Age of American DevOp Extremism in the 3rd decade of the 21st Century - 'Avoid Mediocracy through Immediate Connection,' oh Stranger from Moscow. Waiting on Awards, but The Program Manager may Re-Evaluate based upon Risk Assessments in Terms of Revenue for both the programs, department heads and management, and the division. Memories from the Captured and Engaged Audience: The Assessments. Post Cold War Series of an American Weekend: A Time for Expression through Michael and The Advances and Adventures in Human Spirit - The Vanity of Knowledge. Bodies are Buried so The Spirit Remains for the 21st Century. The literary distances of communication include distant and culture. In the 3rd decade of the 21st century, the culture of a representative in Department Organizations can mean a Person whose distance for professional discourse can be Global where the Interchange of Information is driven by a Literary Distance of Understanding, Compromise, and Culture. Working within the metrics of a second, a reference or a collection that is organized and structured, literary works whose ideas of authorship stem from the literary distance of 60 years, or methods for creating knowledge in regional economies involved with the community space economies. Organized and structured for reader and pupil access through New System Tools. Streaming Committees in Critical Infrastructure for Communications and Commerce with State Awards toward workforce development in Cybersecurity ad Cybersecurity Technologies. In High Fidelity Environments, a Professional Letter based upon a Literary Distance might be A Form of Insult, or The Phrases and Sentences are Simply Offending, but it's definitely not Sarcasm. What about a Ground Breaking proposal for the 21st century based upon an idea that never was considered like those from Astronaut Scientist and EVA Mission Specialist plus commander and pilot, F Story Musgrave. In the current state of affairs that involve the Next-Generation Americans, the idea and application of DevOps and streaming Silicon among devices and ubiquitous computing from critical infrastructure involved with communications and commerce ... The Post Cold War Series: A Time for Expression through Michael and The Advances and Adventures in Human Spirit - The Vanity of Knowledge.

Axios recently spotlighted how Hollywood is adapting post-strike, using data from ProdPro. This data sheds light on the significant changes in studio content spending in today's business environment. The big question is: What's the 'new normal' for production spending? Especially at a time when media stocks are being judged more on profitability than growth. ProdPro's data isn't just speculation – it reveals the true scale of the industry's spending pullback, and where new opportunities await. Read the full article from Timothy B Baysinger here: https://lnkd.in/ekWNerZd

In this scenario, Cohesity Principal Technologist Shelly Calhoun-Jones demonstrates how you can use Cohesity Gaia, an #AI-powered conversation search solution, to identify theft within a financial environment. Watch now! https://lnkd.in/eVdXTyn2

In this scenario, Cohesity Principal Technologist Shelly Calhoun-Jones demonstrates how you can use Cohesity Gaia, an #AI-powered conversation search solution, to identify theft within a financial environment. Watch now! https://lnkd.in/eVdXTyn2

Human brains haven’t evolved for 1000s of years. We’ve just got shinier tech. Great day with some of the team at MorePeople yesterday. Delivering consistent BD in recruitment is essential for a healthy pipeline and reducing stress all round. Technology has evolved for BD beyond all imagination over the last decade. But humans haven’t. The phone is still your number one channel as part of a cadence to reach the people you want to work with. Phones have changed (here’s Jordan Waobikeze trying to figure out a manual dial phone from 1975) but how humans emotionally react, engage, fear, stress, laugh and strive hasn’t changed for 20,000 years. Get good at talking to and listening to other humans and everything else is just tinsel.