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Beth Kormanik

  • Editor, Writer & Content Strategist, Freelance
  • Event Content Director, Foundry
New York
As seen in: Foundry, The New York Times, CIO, BizBash, Event Marketer
Writer, editor, reader, event strategist. Looking for CIOs who think big and make a difference.
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How generative AI is accelerating silicon diversity

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By Clint Boulton, Beth Kormanik, Paula Rooney, Terena Bell
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As an IT leader, you probably haven’t spent a lot of time obsessing over the microprocessors powering your corporate computing hardware. Who can blame you? It’s hard to master the intricacies of silicon semiconductors let alone allow them to rent space in your head when your priorities include modernizing your organization. A chef doesn’t stop to consider the electronic systems powering her culinary tools as she’s trying to plan and execute a multi-course menu.
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Shadow AI will be much worse than Shadow IT

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By Nick Brackney, Beth Kormanik, Paula Rooney, Terena Bell
| tinyurl.com
Ok, real talk, who always drives the speed limit? I’ll admit to being hasty at times and failing in this regard. There’s a saying that rules were meant to be broken, but I don’t really think that is true. They’re meant to be followed but often aren’t. It’s just that when we need to get somewhere fast and shortcuts are presented, sometimes we take them. It looks like I’m not alone.
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How Hospitality Workers are Creatively Filling Event Roles Amid the Labor Shortage - Event Marketer

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By Beth Kormanik
| Event Marketer Verified
Signing bonuses, valet parking, all-time high wages and greater flexibility on scheduling. These are just some of the enticements for hospitality and other service workers in a labor market where demand is exceeding supply. At a time when many marketers begin returning to in-person events and venues start to reopen, they’re being confronted with a supply and labor shortage that affects their ability to execute the kind of events they want.
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