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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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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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Someday, air travel headaches might disappear with smart airports
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. There’s no place like home…there’s no place like home. There’s no place like home. I closed my eyes and clicked my heels together three times and when I opened them, I was still stuck ...
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Re-create motivation by figuring out your own goals and celebrating success
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. A couple of weeks ago our youngest kid graduated from high school. It was a perfect day. Outside underneath a big tent, the ceremony was both traditional and unique. There was a feeling ...
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Creative legend John Cherry leaves deep legacy
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. On May 8, Nashville lost one of its most creative legends. John Cherry (aka “Buster”) may not be as well-known as the country music stars who many typically associate with Nashville. And he was never ...
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Who says business can’t be fun? Warren Buffett for one
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. A couple of weeks ago, the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder’s meeting was held in person for the first time in three years. This meeting, which has come to be known as the “Woodstock ...
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Answer ‘I don’t know’ when you don’t know. It’s good business.
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. What’s the secret to success in business? I don’t know. “Who’s” on first, “What’s” on second, and…”I Don’t Know” is the key to success. Confused? Keep reading. “I don’t know” are three of the most ...
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Best Workplaces Institute Certification
There are many amazing companies out in the world. Many of them tout their great company culture, or the many perks or benefits employees have. At Atiba, we take a simple approach: people. Atiba concentrates on the people they hire ...
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ADA Compliance Basics
When the Covid-19 pandemic hit few people could predict the myriad of ways that our lives would change. In an instant, the digital world was needed more than ever and it was needed quickly. However, because of the rapid switch ...
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Lesson for a healthy business comes from yoga class: It’s about your foundation
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. It must have been something about the start of spring that inspired me to do something outside of my comfort zone. With some apprehension, I slowly made my way into the lobby. The ...
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Try these tech tips to avoid multi-tasking, distracted communication
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. In my last column I talked about “the busy signal.” To review, for anyone not around before the 1980s, the busy signal was the repeating buzz-like tone that you would get when you tried ...
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Nashville Programmers and Mental Health
Programmers and Mental Health Its been said that after years of developing software, programmers begin to dream in code. Quite literally, most of us who have been serious long-term coders have developed a sort of half-human half-computer subconscious mind that ...
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Communications technology has made us almost too accessible
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. Busy … busy … busy. For those of us old enough to remember, before the days of email, voice mail, and online chat, there was something that at the time, we all dreaded, “the busy ...
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