In my Top 10 tools post yesterday I mentioned that I use Feedly as an RSS feed reader. I have used it – and Google Reader before it – for over 10 years. These are, as Tom McDowall says, the foundations of the internet and RSS is criminally underused as a learning tool. It keeps… Read More Feed me
A blurred image of a door with a keyhole, featuring the words “LOCK IT DOWN” prominently displayed in large, bold white text.… Read More Lock it down
I had reason to head into town this week to see a hospital consultant (nothing serious, don’t worry). The appointment was offered by phone, confirmed by email. I used a map app to get to the right building, followed digital signage to the correct floor, and checked in with a receptionist who confirmed on-screen that… Read More Effortless Care
It’s humbling when you get feedback like this: Thank you! I think Andrew Jacobs is one of the best webinar hosts out there! He made my job easy and the experience of the attendees superb! I’m not good at receiving praise; I’ve mentioned it before how I think I’m doing my job and don’t expect… Read More Praise be
Apparently, we’re going to see a massive increase in the use of AI agents in the next 1-3 years. But we won’t. When I read reports like this I’m always taken by the missing population; 99% of businesses in the UK are SMEs and this report fails them. The sampling bias is towards large enterprises… Read More It’ll do what?
Lost and Desperate 