A Day in the Life of a Fractional CIO
Curious what a fractional CIO actually does? Hint: It’s more than tech. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how we bring clarity, strategy, and sanity to purpose-driven orgs.
Curious what a fractional CIO actually does? Hint: It’s more than tech. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how we bring clarity, strategy, and sanity to purpose-driven orgs.
AI won’t organize your knowledge for you — it will amplify what’s already there. Learn why strong knowledge management is the foundation of AI readiness.
AI isn’t a silver bullet. But when grounded in strategy, clear workflows, and well-organized knowledge, it can be a powerful force for small teams.
In small organizations and growing teams, the biggest risk isn’t your tech stack — it’s the undocumented knowledge hiding in plain sight. Learn how to identify and fix these invisible risks.
KM in 2025 is more dynamic, distributed, and people-centered than ever. This isn’t just a trends list — it’s a look at what’s really changing and why it matters.
Ever feel like your job in IT is a mix of high-stakes chaos, impossible requests, and zero daylight? Turns out we have a lot in common with yacht chefs. Inspired by too much Below Deck, here’s a cheeky comparison between IT leadership and the unsung heroes of the galley.
Think you need a full-time CIO? Think again. Discover how a fractional CIO can bring clarity, leadership, and strategy to your tech decisions — on your terms.
AI doesn’t require a magic wand — just a smart strategy. Here are 5 clear, practical steps to help your organization get ready for AI in a way that actually works.
Discover how a mission-aligned tech strategy helps nonprofits and purpose-driven organizations choose tools that support their goals — not distract from them.
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is more critical than ever — but it doesn’t have to be complex. Here are five updated best practices for 2025 to help your team protect sensitive data without slowing down.
Worried about losing critical know-how when someone leaves your team? These 5 practical steps will help you retain institutional knowledge before it disappears.
Open knowledge and knowledge management serve different purposes — one public-facing, one internal — but they work best together. Here’s how to understand the difference and make both work for your mission.