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Co-working spaces: What every employer needs to know

Insperity

The benefits to co-working spaces may seem obvious to the self-employed or very small business owner who wants something more professional than a coffee shop in which to work. Affordable, flexible office space that can expand or contract quickly for cash-strapped start-ups or larger businesses moving into a new market.

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8 ways to be smart about intellectual property

Insperity

Department of Homeland Security gives more information about what you need to do to be sure your business’s information is secure. Train employees on cybersecurity threats, password use (setting up strong passwords, changing passwords frequently and the dangers of password sharing) and ways to mitigate risks. Get technical.

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How to do a company SWOT analysis, and why it matters

Insperity

You can use any media you prefer, such as: A large piece of paper affixed to a board or easel A dry erase board Projection from your computer onto a blank wall or screen Collaborative platform with shared access, such as a Google document. Benefits of performing a company SWOT analysis. If you haven’t used it before, give it a try.

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The Link Between Workplace Design And Productivity with Janet Pogue McLaurin

All Work

Workplace as a Tool for Success We often think of tools as tech—computers, gadgets—but Janet reminds us that the space we work in is just as critical. And yet, despite this clear need, many companies overlook how their physical environment impacts performance, instead focusing on quick fixes like faster computers.

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Protect Your Workplace From Cyber Security Threats

The Receptionist

And if you think that your small business is safe from malicious actors, think again. According to this study , 43% of cyber attacks were aimed at small businesses. Perhaps the scariest part of the aforementioned study is that the vast majority of small businesses are unprepared for any cyber attack — both small or large.

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Inhuman Error: How Do We Counteract AI Bias?

Success

What they are really doing is using algorithms to predict what makes the most sense based on the data used to train them. This data was used to train the AI on what to look for in the selection process. Machine-learning applications “learn” by recognizing complex patterns in data. How did this happen?

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The No. 1 Mistake That Business Owners Make in Fraud Prevention

Insperity

And small businesses are disproportionately victimized, according to a recent report by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. The reasons small businesses are at more risk may be a lack of fraud-prevention resources or a lack of oversight. Fraud has nothing to do with need, greed or trust.

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