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This post goes back to the beginning. In today’s world, where many companies are talking about AI tools and seeking to implement AI everywhere, I’ve noticed that something important is still missing. Most teams still struggle with basic project planning practices. What do I mean by this? Quite simply, teams often lack a clear methodology for planning their work. They create p...


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In today’s remote-first world, trust is a product risk, and one that’s becoming harder to manage. But what if some of your team members aren’t who they claim to be? That’s exactly what the DTEX DPRK cyber report uncovers. North Korean IT operatives are actively embedding themselves into global tech teams – using fake identities to fund weapons programs. The DTEX report reveal...


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Managing Microsoft Fabric at scale quickly becomes painful if you rely only on the UI. Workspaces, capacities, and tenant-level settings all need repeatable, scriptable management. FabricTools is a community-driven PowerShell module that fills this gap by adding high‑level cmdlets focused on Microsoft Fabric and Power BI administration.​ In this post, you will learn what Fabr...


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I reviewed the report on ‘AI Privacy Risks & Mitigations – Large Language Models (LLMs)’, and I realised something simple – we already have most of the tools to manage these risks. What we often miss is structure, ownership, and the habit of actually using them. If you’re building anything with AI – even a simple chatbot or study tool -this also matters. These systems can...


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When companies decide to implement AI tools, the main argument is usually that AI will act as an employee assistant – helping people work faster and better. On paper, it sounds like a perfect strategy. But in reality, this is often a first impression. Reason? Many companies don’t have their own AI strategy – they just copy ideas from popular sources. That makes AI implementat...


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