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Kihara Kimachia

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Nairobi
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Covers:  Managed services, business software, systems & apps, artificial intelligence, machine learning, fintech, digital transformation, cloud computing, DeFi, DePin, Crypto, SEO, IoT, HTML, CSS, and Python.
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Kihara Kimachia’s Biography

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I am a seasoned technology writer, journalist, and digital marketing consultant with over 15 years of experience. My expertise spans across a broad spectrum of topics including managed services, business software, systems and apps, artificial intelligence, machine learning, fintech, digital transformation, cloud computing, DeFi, SEO, IoT, HTML, CSS, and Python.
My writings regularly feature in leading technology publications such as TechRepublic, Enterprise Networking Planet, IT Business Edge,…

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Kihara Kimachia has been a professional tech writer and digital marketing consultant for more than ten years.…

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Kihara Kimachia, Author at Enterprise Networking Planet

Kihara Kimachia, Author at Enterprise Networking Planet

Kihara Kimachia is a writer and digital marketing consultant with over a decade of experience covering issues…

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Kihara Kimachia, Author at IT Business Edge

Kihara Kimachia, Author at IT Business Edge

Kihara Kimachia has been a writer and digital marketing consultant for more than ten years. He has a great pa…

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Kihara Kimachia, Author at Channel Insider

Kihara Kimachia, Author at Channel Insider

Kihara has been a tech writer and digital marketing consultant for 15 years. His focus areas include managed …

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Kihara Kimachia, Author at eSecurity Planet

Kihara Kimachia, Author at eSecurity Planet

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Kihara Kimachia, Author at Enterprise Storage Forum

Kihara Kimachia, Author at Enterprise Storage Forum

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Default to Delete: How New Operating Systems Are Reversing 50 Years of Design

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By Kihara Kimachia
| Medium
In 1971, the world that birthed Unix had a very different relationship with “memory.” Bell Labs engineers were building for machines that were rare, expensive, and often shared — systems where losing work wasn’t an inconvenience; it was a catastrophe. Unix’s early editions, collected and released internally around 1971, helped normalize a simple default that still shapes computing today: write to disk, keep it, recover it later.
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Why Saving Everything Is Stealing Your Security

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By Kihara Kimachia
| Substack
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8 Common Data Governance Challenges

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By Kihara Kimachia
| TechRepublic Verified
Poor data governance can lead to a myriad of issues that include data interpretation inconsistencies, security vulnerabilities, operational failures, and regulatory non-compliance. These problems not only negatively impact operations, but also have legal and financial repercussions. Data governance issues can exist in organizations of any size, but if you don’t know much about how it works, that’s an indication of a potential concern.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing a monthly editorial column for my high school magazine.

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Twitter