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Logan Kugler

San Francisco, Silicon Valley
As seen in: LinkedIn, Medium, Forbes, HuffPost, Los Angeles Times, Communications of the ACM, Entrepreneur, Inc., PCMag, Flipboard and
Covers:  social, automotive industry, b2b, enterprise technology, education technology, high tech, cars, startups, wearable tech, enterprise software, automotive technology, enterprise cloud computing, small and medium enterprises, tech startups, home technology, user interface, enterprise technology, consumer technology, enterprise hardware, operating systems, case studies, enterprise networks, apple iphone, ebooks, server virtualization, mac, information technology, luxury travel, cyber security, big data, white papers, ios, social networking, mobile
Writer. Tech. Outer space. Cars. AAPL investor since 2005.

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Logan Kugler’s Biography

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Accomplished Silicon Valley-based technology and business writer and B2B content marketing creator with more than 100,000 words published in over 75 of the world's biggest magazines. I've worked with SMBs and Fortune 100s.

Have recurringly contributed to and been published in publications such as:

• Entrepreneur Magazine
• Forbes
• Advertising Age
• Success Magazine
• The Wall Street Journal
• MSNBC

• Popular Science
• Computerworld
• PC World
• PC Magazine
• Gizmodo
• BoingBoing

• Men's Journa…

Logan Kugler’s Journalist Portfolio

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Why a $20 Million Business Moved Its Data to the Cloud

Why a $20 Million Business Moved Its Data to the Cloud

Among the many decisions faced by new business owners is what they're going to do about their technological i…

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A Golf Tutorial Site Brings Its Call Center In-House

A Golf Tutorial Site Brings Its Call Center In-House

A successful stint in real estate allowed Justin Tupper to build a business around his true passion: golf. In…

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How a Coffee Lid Turned into a Million-Dollar Idea

How a Coffee Lid Turned into a Million-Dollar Idea

In the spring of 2011 Joshua Resnikoff was working on his Ph.D. in biomedical engineering from Tufts Universi…

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How to Keep Your Gadgets Safe When You Travel

How to Keep Your Gadgets Safe When You Travel

From coffee shops to planes, trains, and cruise ships, we've become accustomed to having ready access to the …

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Gunk-Proof Everything

Gunk-Proof Everything

Anyone who's worn waterproof boots knows that although they shed moisture, they're magnets for grime. Most wa…

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Why Entrepreneurs Should Focus on Insanely Ambitious Ideas

Why Entrepreneurs Should Focus on Insanely Ambitious Ideas

Paul Graham is wrong. The objective should be to pursue big, bold, hairy audacious goals, not meager reasonab…

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Communications of the ACM

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By Logan Kugler
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The Consumer Electronics Show (CES), one of the world’s largest and most influential technology trade shows, often functions as the industry’s crystal ball. In any given year, you can look at the show’s hot products to get a glimpse of how the near future is about to unfold. In fact, many of the technologies debuted at the show go on to become household names or popular staples years later.
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Communications of the ACM

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By Logan Kugler
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Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t just disrupting how we work. It’s also going to revolutionize how we eat. More and more industries and roles are adopting AI tools like ChatGPT to do their work more efficiently and unlock capabilities that they didn’t have before. Chefs, culinary professionals, and home cooks are no exception. AI increasingly is being used in kitchens and restaurants to push the boundaries of what’s possible in the culinary arts.
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Communications of the ACM

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By Logan Kugler
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Some workers are afraid of losing their job to AI. Some top CEOs seem to agree. Fiverr CEO Micha Kaufman told his employees in early 2025 that “AI is coming for your jobs.” Shopify CEO Tobi Lutke notified employees they needed to justify why AI couldn’t do a job before hiring anyone else.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

To report on on the computer industry. Specifically, Macs and everything Apple.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, but it's been a long time!

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

27" iMac, GMail, Pages, and Chrome are my staples.