Join us for a special Mother’s Day edition of Cloud and Clear from SADA, featuring an in-depth discussion with Steve Ridley, VP of Infrastructure at FTD. Hosted by Michael Ames, Managing Director at SADA, this episode dives into FTD’s transformative journey from on-premises data centers to the dynamic world of cloud computing. Discover how FTD […]
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How can we apply what we learn about writing in classrooms to the process of editing GenAI output? Which strategies and approaches from creative writing workshops are useful when we’re dealing with prompts and LLMs? And is there ever an appropriate time to use the phrase “I thought to myself”? In this post, I attempt
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A Harvard Ph.D. candidate and teaching assistant recently ignited a tweetstorm after noting that his Gen Z students “[do] not use Microsoft Word, period. When you ask them to submit .doc files they’re all converting them from Google Docs or Pages.” Thousands of replies poured in, not just from Gen Z’ers but also from students,
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Near the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, we published a blog pitting Google Meet against Zoom, illustrating why Meet was the better choice. A lot has changed since then. Organizational digital transformation efforts have been accelerated by years. As cities and states shift in and out of lockdowns, remote-work accommodations that employers (and workers) thought
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If you’re accustomed to Microsoft Excel, learning to use Google Sheets is easy. The app interfaces and toolbars are similar, and they share the same core functionalities, such as autofill capabilities, built-in formulas for common calculations like SUM and AVERAGE, sorting and filter views, and advanced functions like macro recording. Still, there are some differences,
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