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How do you approach decision-making for your business? While it might be tempting to forego critical thought and rely on your gut instinct for major decisions, we urge you to instead follow the data and observe what it’s trying to tell you. If data analysis sounds like pulling teeth, however, you’ll be relieved to know that AI tools have made it significantly easier to analyze large amounts of data and make more informed decisions.

HBCU Modernization Grants: What They Cover and How to Apply

Whenever we engage with HBCU leaders around Washington, D.C., one thing is clear: they want to innovate, and funding often does not keep pace with their ambition. Federal funding for HBCUs is reforming that dynamic.

The HBCU modernization grants support much more than hardware refreshments or WiFi upgrades. They allow the historically Black colleges and universities to develop secure, connected, and student-centered campuses of the future. Let’s explore what the grants actually support, why it matters, and how your D.C. institution can apply.

Your business has a specific goal in mind, whether that’s providing customers with a product or providing them with a service. On the back end of that goal is a lot of administrative work, the stuff that happens behind the scenes to facilitate that goal. Artificial intelligence is a tool that can help your business be more efficient and effective with this behind-the-scenes work, and we’ll show you how.

How Cloud Backup and Disaster Recovery Protect Maryland Businesses

Last year, a mid-sized accounting firm in Bethesda, Maryland, experienced a power failure during tax season, leading to the corruption of the local servers, locking them out of the clients' files. They began recovering nearly four days, recovering partial data. However, several clients took their business elsewhere.

At Omega Technical Solutions, we have helped multiple businesses avoid the same problem by incorporating cloud services. Usually, the difference between a quick recovery and a total breakdown often comes down to one thing: cloud backup and disaster recovery planning.

Artificial intelligence, or AI, can be found in pretty much every facet of business these days, and CIOs are more tempted than ever to use innovative AI tools. There are plenty of reasons: they can increase efficiency and do the mundane things that need to be done, but are more expensive. AI is more than just for generative content; strategic implementation means implementing the right tools for your business and taking action in a calculated manner.

Today, we want to explore the dangers of rushed adoption and why it’s important to carefully consider your business’ use of AI. The consequences of not doing so can be dangerous, to say the least.