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Over the arc of my career, I’ve been called many names (some favorites: “open source zealot” by Tim O'Reilly, cloud apologist while working at AWS...), but I’ve come to be very comfortable as a… | Matt Asay

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Going meta: Use 2023 to bridge to your organizational future

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By Terry Barbounis, Taylor Duncan
| Lumen Technologies
One of the biggest business issues of 2022 was the question of workers’ return to the office after two years of pandemic-driven disruptions and the mass shift to working from home. The issue stayed in the headlines for several reasons. Different enterprises took different approaches. Some organizations called for a return to “normal,” but for others the in-office requirement was a source of tension between management and a workforce that grew comfortable with working from home.
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CenturyLinkVoice: The Super Bowl: A Cybersecurity Perspective

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By Terry Barbounis
| Forbes Verified
Uttering the excuse, “I’m drunk. I’m stupid,” a Boston man explained how he deliberately set off a hotel fire alarm at 3:40 AM to wake up the Pittsburgh Steelers* on AFC Championship game day. His act forced an evacuation and caused a lot of lost sleep. The incident falls into the category of a nuisance prank, but with possible myriad consequences.
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