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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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Businesses should always think about and create great customer experience
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. Armor…check. Goblet…check. Helmet…check. The castle was massive. With no drawbridge in sight, we weren’t quite sure how we would get in. Glancing up at the giant towers, we paused, trying to decide what we ...
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Keeping the talent means asking them for real feedback
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. There’s a new catch phrase sweeping the nation. If you run a restaurant, hotel, healthcare company, or tech firm there’s no doubt you’ve heard it. And if you work in one of these fields ...
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Let’s get a little technical with the definition of ‘tech company’
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. Believe it or not, there was once a time when being a nerd wasn’t all that cool. Often shunned by the popular kids, our big thick glasses and obsessions with things like “Star Wars,” ...
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3 real-world skills students will take away from pandemic schooling
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean September 11, 2020. Fall semester, winter break, spring semester, summer break — repeat. It’s a comforting and predictable pattern that takes most of us through our formative years. There’s an 8 a.m. bell, class, lunch, ...
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Embrace the lack of certainty in business, life
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. We’ve hit a global gray area, and it’s uncomfortable. Last September, life was weird. With the pandemic in full swing, everyone was working from home, kids were Zooming their classes, restaurants were take-out only, ...
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Network Services Employee Spotlight
As part of our ongoing web series, we sat down (virtually) with network engineer, part-time pastor, and avid Calvin and Hobbes fan Brandon Brown. How long have you been at Atiba and what is your role? I’ve been with Atiba ...
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As much as we disparage it, technology brings us together
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. I’ve spent years telling my kids to put their phones down. I’m always lecturing them about the dangers of too much screen time, too much social media, and too much time playing video games. ...
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Why Your Business Can Use a One-Stop Shop for IT and Tech
As a business owner, you’re often wearing a lot of hats at the same time. In one day you may be the bookkeeper, project manager, salesman, HR assistant, and even the janitor. When you want to expand your business and ...
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Web Development Employee Spotlight
As part of our ongoing web series, we sat down (virtually) with software developer, cat dad, hot chicken lover, and garden master Kenneth White. How long have you been at Atiba and what is your role? I’ve been with Atiba ...
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Tech: List of interesting questions makes tech user pause
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. “What sort of person will the use of this technology make of me?” “What habits will the use of this technology instill?” “What feelings does the use of this technology generate in me toward ...
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Web Hosting 101: What is Web Hosting?
When making a website, we often focus on the look, feel, images, and content. There are definitely web design guidelines you want to follow when planning your website. But there are also plenty of behind-the-scenes tasks that need your attention. ...
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Money: What would history’s Sherman have to say about Google and Apple app stores?
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. John Sherman is not a household name. Born in 1823 in Lancaster, Ohio, it’s fair to say that most of us have never heard of him. From 1855 until 1898 Sherman served as ...
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