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AI as Startup Co-Founder: Reality vs. Hype
Can AI Be Your Startup Tech Co‑Founder? What Founders Really Learn in Practice (If you prefer video to text, you can watch the webinar recording.) Every few weeks, a new headline pops up claiming you can build a billion‑dollar AI startup as a solo founder with nothing but a laptop and a chatbot. It sounds exciting. It also leaves a lot out. This post pulls from a recent Atiba webinar with Clay Banks, Shark Tank veteran and founder of In ...
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How to Choose a Web Design Company
There ae 1,000s of web design companies worldwide with more popping up every single day. With so many web design companies to from, how will you ever know which one is right for you? Well, we’re here to help. The ...
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How Long Does It Take to Redesign a Website?
If you’re asking the question: “How long does it take to redesign a website?” Atiba has the answer for you. Our website design and development services team has redesigned thousands of websites and can give you an idea of how ...
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IT Outsourcing vs. Managed Services
When deciding on IT outsourcing vs. managed services, many business owners wonder what the differences are between the two. To make your decision much easier, the following information will explain how they are different and similar. IT Outsourcing vs. Managed ...
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How Often Should You Redesign Your Website
If you’re asking the question, “How often should you redesign your website?” We have the answer for you. The Atiba website design and development services team receive this question several times a month, which is why we wanted to tackle ...
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It takes both sides to get to a win-win work apology
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. In my last column I talked about the art of the “work apology.” Whether you’re apologizing to a customer or colleague, those magic words “I’m sorry” delivered with sincerity and a commitment to making ...
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The Top CMS Platform: WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal?
There’s so much to consider when trying to find the right CMS platform for your website. Let’s start by defining the CMS platform. CMS stands for “content management system”. It’s the program you’ll use to create and manage your website. ...
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Sincere apology can create a lifetime customer
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. It started as just an innocent oil change, the kind that’s supposed to take 30 minutes. It had been a long day and like I always do whenever I’m due for an oil change, I ...
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Don’t be shocked, but some lessons are best learned by doing
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. I never thought I could fix a broken vacuum cleaner. Before the days of the internet and YouTube, when any household item broke, the choice was either to take it to a repair shop or ...
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We’d love to be totally paperless, but the old printer still has its place
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. My freshman year of college was rough. It wasn’t anything about the school itself. The classes I took were all interesting, and the people I met became fast friends. My roommate was a very ...
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Try these strategies to face your fears at work
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. In 1983 my grandmother took me on the summer trip of a lifetime. It had become a family tradition for her to take each of her grandchildren on a special trip when they turned ...
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When the best-planned plans get messed up, make lemonade
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. “Well, I’ll tell you something, this is no longer a vacation, it’s a quest. It’s a quest for fun.” — Clark W. Griswold, “National Lampoon’s Vacation” In my last column I wrote about some ...
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If it ain’t broke…well, you know the rest, but apparently Gaylord didn’t
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. It’s summertime in Music City. Pedal taverns are pedaling, guitars are picking, and the kids are out of school. Swimming, boating, baseball, ice cream, and even soccer— aside from a little bit of heat ...
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