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To view this as a video, head to our YouTube channel. If you're a free agent, you may find yourself in a situation where an agency doing the same kind of work as you offers to pay you to subcontract for them. Should you accept a lower rate for this arrangement? Join us to learn more. Link Picks Backing up Google Drive data is essential for protecting against data loss caused by accidental deletion, ransomware, and other threats that Google's built-in tools may not fully safeguard against. Generative AI testing tools are explored in this resource, which covers how artificial intelligence is transforming software quality assurance and test automation. Agentic test automation is explored on this Tricentis resource, which explains how artificial intelligence can enhance and streamline the process of testing application performance at scale. AI in software testing is explored in this resource, which covers how AI techniques are being applied to improve and automate the software testing process.
To view this as a video, head to our YouTube channel. A question came up in our community recently about whether or not to do strategy work for non-executive engagement sponsors. I talk a lot about engaging with economic buyers, particularly if you want to do strategic work. But what about strategic work with people who aren't executives in the org? Join us to learn more. Link Picks Understanding the patient intake process from start to finish, this complete guide walks through the key steps healthcare providers use to collect and manage patient information before and during a visit. Whether hiring a ghostwriter crosses an ethical line is explored in depth in this guide on ghostwriting ethics, covering what you need to know before deciding if it's the right choice for your content. Data obfuscation tools are explored in this overview, which covers the techniques and software options available for masking sensitive data to protect privacy and maintain compliance. D3.js and React together is explored in this guide, covering how to integrate the popular data visualization library with React to build dynamic, interactive charts. SpinOne's backup and recovery solution for Google Workspace helps organizations automatically protect and restore their cloud data in the event of accidental deletion, ransomware, or other data loss scenarios. Agentic testing is explored on this Tricentis page, which covers how AI agents can autonomously plan, execute, and adapt software testing workflows. Unusual Ventures explores what makes a good product manager, breaking down the key traits, skills, and mindsets that distinguish exceptional PMs from the rest. Enterprise automation and RPA are compared in this piece, which breaks down the key differences between the two approaches to help businesses decide which strategy best fits their automation needs. Wrangle's guide on creating checklists in Slack walks you through how to build checklists, assign due dates, and manage tasks directly within Slack.
To view this as a video, head to our YouTube channel. Another podcast taking on ideas for services niche. In this installment, I look at the idea of creating automation systems to spare enterprise developers and/or quality assurance folks from toil. Join us to learn more. Link Picks Jim Collins' classic business framework for what separates truly great companies from merely good ones is explored in this breakdown of *Good to Great* by Unusual Ventures. Enterprise automation and RPA are two distinct approaches to streamlining business processes, and this piece breaks down their key differences to help organizations choose the right strategy. Test environment automation for DevOps explores how automating the provisioning and management of test environments can streamline DevOps pipelines and improve release reliability. If you're new to the concept, what is agentic testing provides a practical introduction to autonomous software testing.
To view this as a video, head to our YouTube channel. "Info products" are things like podcast courses or eBooks that anyone with an internet connection can create and sell pretty easily. Can you make a living selling these types of products to software engineers? Join us to learn more. Link Picks Managing low census periods in home health can be challenging for agencies, and this resource explores strategies to help maintain staff productivity and agency stability when patient volume drops. Building a strong personal brand as a C-suite executive can help establish your authority, expand your influence, and open doors to new professional opportunities. Getting started with Go and InfluxDB walks through how to connect to and interact with InfluxDB using the Go programming language. If you've accidentally deleted important contacts from your Google account, this guide on Google Contacts recovery walks you through the steps to restore them.
This one hits close to home for me. A reader/viewer wondered if helping companies make strategic decisions about codebases is a good niche, and I can answer this because it was once kind of my niche. View this podcast as a video on YouTube. Picks: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unusual VC shared advice on how do you work with design partners?, with a StackRox co-founder's take on setting expectations and getting honest feedback during early product development. Workato introduced Workato Enterprise MCP, letting existing API integrations be reused as agent-callable tools for LLMs like Claude. Tricentis shows how ai test automation tools help enterprise teams automate testing, improve quality, and reduce release risk with AI-powered quality engineering. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These podcasts are courtesy of Hit Subscribe, a content agency whose authors are all techies: https://www.hitsubscribe.com/
As a freelancer and service provider, you'll likely offer value during your sales and onboarding process. But when should you stop? When should you charge for things to show your clients that your work is valuable? View this podcast as a video on YouTube. Picks: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Careflow published a piece on patient referral leakage, covering what causes skilled nursing facilities to lose potential residents and how to reduce it. CSuite Content put out a guide on how to measure thought leadership, covering quantitative and qualitative metrics like engagement, trust, and business outcomes. Enov8 broke down devsecops vs cybersecurity, explaining how the two overlap and where DevSecOps fits specifically within the software development lifecycle. InfluxData updated their glossary entry on What is a Data Historian, looking at where traditional historians still hold up and where modern time series databases now do the job better. Spin.AI has a Google Workspace™ Backup Solution For Businesses, covering automated backups and recovery for Gmail, Drive, Calendar, and more. These podcasts are courtesy of Hit Subscribe, a content agency whose authors are all techies: https://www.hitsubscribe.com/
Long ago, when I was blogging more regularly about identifying niches, a reader asked me how I found mine. While I don't do a ton of exposition content, I thought this topic might be interesting for viewers. View this podcast as a video on YouTube. Links of the week: Spin.AI published a breakdown of the best SSPM solutions for Google Workspace, worth a look alongside their Google Workspace backup and recovery offering. Unusual VC has a useful piece on accelerating your content flywheel. Workato covered the top Marketo integrations worth knowing about. Wrangle shared a collection of help desk ticket response templates for support teams. Tricentis put out a practical guide on how to speed up Oracle deployments.
If you're offering services as a freelancer, does it make sense to unbundle strategy from labor? This episode digs into that question. This podcast is courtesy of Hit Subscribe. Prefer to watch the video version of this podcast? View this podcast as a video, here! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Links of the week: Careflow published a guide to patient referral leakage and how to reduce it. CSuite Content took a look at the leadership brand behind Partake Brewing's Ted Fleming. Enov8 broke down the differences between data mesh vs data lake architectures. InfluxData published a practical guide to using D3.js with React.
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