by Dan | Aug 5, 2025 | HamsaYaqo
One of our favorite gigs is for DBusiness Magazine – especially since some of our assignments are not about business per se, but rather about some very creative nonprofits working to make a difference in the Detroit area. That’s how we met Hamsa Yaqo, who is working...
by Dan | Jul 23, 2025 | AntivirusNotEnough
I remember a time – and I’m sure you do as well – when companies felt pretty secure if they installed an antivirus on their computers and they had a firewall for their system. Actually, as much as I hate to say this, many companies probably still feel pretty...
by Dan | Jul 23, 2025 | SharePoint
Two common misconceptions about cybersecurity were ripped to shreds by a recent event – the breaching of Microsoft’s SharePoint software. The first misconception is that a software giant like Microsoft would surely have multiple layers of effective cybersecurity...
by Dan | Jul 1, 2025 | SternlyWorded
In keeping with the piece above, we don’t really go for the fluff when it comes to Bible Study either – so we’ve started for the third time through a study of Revelation. We just worked through the early chapters in which Jesus has John send letters to the angels of...
by Dan | Jul 1, 2025 | Blog, Eighth Grade
You might know there’s a school of thought in writing: You have to write at an eighth-grade level because that’s the reading level of the majority of Americans. Combine that with the notion that “people don’t have time to read” and you...
