The Key Point Blog
Introducing new parental security measures to protect teens online
Social media may feel like it's been a part of our lives for forever, but we are still working out how everyone can use it safely. We discuss here how certain social media apps are enacting safety controls for teens as well as the dangers that younger users can face.
ReadDirector of Commercial Sales & Marketing talks about Epson’s approach to technology and marketing
Earlier this year, Joe Contreras was appointed Director of Commercial Sales & Marketing for Epson America’s line of business inkjet printers. Randy Dazo sits down with him to discuss Epson's A3 inkjet technologies as well as how the company managed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
ReadKeypoint Intelligence playing its part regarding how we store historical data
Helping to maintain the fundamental nature of historic and cultural media across the US, the Federal Agencies Digital Guidelines Initiative (FADGI) compliance will determine the way we store, maintain, and interact with media. We discuss here some of the key aspects of FADGI standards as well as how Keypoint Intelligence can help you with media compliance.
ReadReinforcing the trust in remote voting is paramount
While the use of mail-in ballots exploded during the COVID-19 pandemic, the politicization of absentee voting caused a lot of distrust in the process. We discuss here some of the history of mail-in voting as well as the results of our recent LinkedIn poll.
ReadFiguring out how to hire and keep the next generation
As the current workforce starts to age towards retirement, businesses need to start looking forward at the potential number of employees coming from the younger generations. We discuss here how to create an office climate where Gen Z will be enticed into applying for open positions and then staying once they get the job.
ReadWhy accessible print design is not something to overlook
For several years, companies have been guilty of failing to make printed materials fully accessible to those with conditions such as dyslexia, color blindness, ADHD, and early dementia. We discuss here the ramifications of failing to make printed materials accessible to all as well as the benefits of and methods of becoming accommodating to all.
ReadWhat they mean and why you should care
There has been plenty discussion of user experience and user interface in the industry, but what do those terms actually mean? We discuss here the basics of both as well as offer some tips for aspiring solution designers.
ReadShortening our time in the office of the future
New study shows a majority of the workforce believes it can transition to a 4-day work week.
ReadLooking at how smart your smartphone can be
Most people carry at least a smartphone on them at all times, and have loaded their device up with the apps they use the most, but how many actually think about the AI functionality of these apps? We discuss here 10 common forms of AI found in mobile devices and their everyday use.
ReadWhich two companies came out on top in this topical Market Insights study?
The ability to connect and communicate virtually has been accelerated, amplified, and improved since remote work has become part of everyday life. We discuss here the winners of the first BLI Pacesetter Awards in Remote Conference & Collaboration as well as the basis behind these awards.
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