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Editor's Notes

Society has faced massive changes in the past year. That means workplaces have, too. It has affected us individually and collectively, with a pandemic keeping many professionals home, and a racial justice movement demanding action around DEI initiatives and accountability from public institutions.

 

While this week reminds us that the work toward societal improvement is not over, let's take a moment to take stock. So, in this form, tell usHow is your community better or worse than it was in February 2020?

 

(In tech and business, we know that "community" goes beyond companies. It could be the people you work with, or the people who share your ideals, or who you build with in your free time. It could also be your geographic community. Answer as you see fit.)

 

It's a topic we'll explore further at our Introduced by Technical.ly conference on May 13. Fill out the above form with your short answer, and we'll send you a copy of the book "How I Got Here" by Guy Raz, who keynoted last year's Introduced conference.

 

— Technical.ly Managing Editor Julie Zeglen (julie@technical.ly)

 

P.S. We're hosting a live forum this Friday at 12 p.m. EST on future of work trends. Join our public Slack to join the conversation on remote work vs. office returns, finding community virtually, equity and the importance of place.

 

News

The Chauvin verdict is in. That doesn’t mean the workplace discussion is over

By Julie Zeglen | 3 minute read

The guilty verdict for Derek Chauvin in George Floyd’s death provides accountability, but the work for racial justice continues. It’s not a moment to move on.


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NFTs are going mainstream. A Baltimore artist and technologist explain how they work

By Donte Kirby | 3 minute readNFTs were around before 2021, but now it's clear how to make a profit. Artist Tracey Halvorsen and software engineer Sunny Sanwar offer a look at the underlying technology, and how it's creating value.
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‘This is the time to listen’: Addressing the Chauvin verdict at work

By Stephen Babcock | 3 minute readAfter the conviction of the police officer responsible for George Floyd's death, Jumpstart:HR's Joey Price says workplace leaders should address it. Be responsive and assess what individual teams need.
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Cybersecurity report puts numbers behind the rise in pandemic-time cyber attacks against businesses

By Stephen Babcock | 2 minute readWith 86% of companies surveyed by Annapolis' CyberEdge Group seeing a successful attack, WFH has had a big impact for IT security professionals.
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Over 10 years, Columbia-based Skyward Apps’ focus on agtech yielded a growing software business

By Stephen Babcock | 4 minute readThe company has grown its capabilities as farmers have embraced advances in technology, and shown adaptability after its offices exploded in 2019 (yes, literally).
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Events

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