Linux server security starts with hardening the basics: patching packages, reducing exposed services, tightening SSH, enforcing sane account controls, and monitoring for suspicious changes.
This Linux server hardening checklist pairs hands-on sysadmin commands with current context for cloud and VPS environments where a small missed setting can become a production incident.
Process Street and Buildium work well together because they solve different parts of the same property management problem. Buildium keeps property, resident, owner, accounting, leasing, and maintenance data organized. Process Street turns the recurring work around that data into auditable workflow runs your team can follow every time.
These 5 Buildium checklists help property managers run core rental processes with less guesswork: late rent, lease renewal, tenant move-in, tenant move-out, and upcoming lease expiration. For superior management of core rental processes, the useful pattern is simple: keep Buildium as the property management system of record, then run each repeatable action in a workflow your team can see and trust.
Salesforce is strongest when the CRM record is not the end of the workflow. The Salesforce AppExchange ecosystem can add quoting, proposals, financial services controls, nonprofit fundraising, gamification, admin governance, forms, inventory, calling, analytics, and workflow automation around the same account, contact, and opportunity data.
The best Salesforce apps are the ones that make sales operations easier to run: cleaner records, faster approvals, better handoffs, and clearer reporting. Process Street helps teams connect that app stack to repeatable work through its Compliance Operations Platform: Docs for procedures, Ops for workflow execution, Cora for AI-assisted process work, and integrations across Salesforce and thousands of other tools. For teams standardizing Salesforce-connected work, workflow automation matters as much as the app list itself.
Big Data freaks me out. Chalk it up to being spoonfed George Orwell at an early age or adolescent heroes like Fox Mulder and Neo, but I still do not trust institutions that want my information.
On the other hand, I use Google for everything, Alexa lives in more rooms than I care to admit, and I still expect Netflix to remember what I watched years ago. We live inside this dichotomy of acceptable spying and unacceptable spying.
This is a guest post from Jessica Thiefels. Jessica specializes in link building, social media strategy, and content strategy. You can find her at Jessica Thiefels Consulting or @JThiefels.
Business agility is the ability to respond quickly to market, customer, and operational change without losing momentum or control. It is not just speed. It is the discipline of improving your current methods, adapting your processes, and keeping your team aligned while conditions shift.
If you’re using less than half the buttons in your Microsoft Outlook inbox, you’re doing it wrong. These three vital Microsoft Outlook tips will not make you an expert overnight, but they will change how your inbox behaves.
You probably use Outlook for email because it comes with Microsoft 365. But Outlook is more than just an email service. It’s productivity and organization software built into the tools you use every day: emails, to-do lists, calendars, templates, and repeatable actions.
AOL and Time Warner. Daimler Chrysler. Sprint and Nextel. Quaker Oats and Snapple.
You see where this is going, right? These are the major pitfalls to avoid during post-merger integrations, plus a free template you can use to turn the plan into a practical PMI checklist.
Business process automation examples you can steal are easier to understand when you can see the work moving. A form comes in, a customer issue gets routed, a lead gets enriched, a campaign gets approved, a payment reminder goes out. The value is not the software trick. The value is that routine work stops depending on someone remembering the next step.
The examples below show how teams use automation across communication, customer interactions, lead management, marketing, operations, and sales. Some came from earlier Zapier-era workflows, and the pattern is still useful: connect the trigger, route the work, assign an owner, and keep the record. For more current examples of recurring work handled end to end, see these workflow automation examples.
Every 28 days, a lovely Hermes delivery-person brings a crate of the world’s finest craft beer to my house.
But if it were up to me, I wouldn’t receive these beer boxes at all.
You have 975 unread emails. Important files live on someone else’s desktop. A task was assigned in one tool, discussed in another, and lost before anyone could prove who owned it.
The best collaboration tools fix that by giving teams one reliable place to plan work, discuss decisions, share files, review changes, and track follow-through. This list covers current collaboration software examples by use case, from project boards and team chat to workflow collaboration in Process Street.
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