Microsoft has made a significant strategic shift that will impact organizations worldwide: SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) is entering its final phase. While not an immediate shutdown, the writing is on the wall for this long-standing reporting platform that has served enterprises for over two decades.

Gone are the days of broken English and shady links. Today’s phishing campaigns use AI to weaponize context, tone, and urgency.

Technology cannot prevent human mistakes alone. The strongest cybersecurity programs begin with people-first culture and behavior alignment.

Memorial Day, observed on the last Monday of May, is a solemn day dedicated to honoring the brave men and women who have died in service to the United States. Originally known as Decoration Day, it began after the Civil War as a way to commemorate fallen soldiers by decorating their graves with flowers. Today, Memorial Day serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by our military personnel and is marked by ceremonies, parades, and moments of reflection.

We are thrilled to announce that Atlassian has received FedRAMP Moderate Authorization for their Government Cloud option! This certification marks a significant milestone, ensuring that Atlassian's cloud services meet stringent security standards required by federal agencies.

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Ever wondered what happens when Jira, Confluence, Jira Service Management, Guard, and Marketplace walk into a bar? They solve all your business problems! Dive into our latest blog to see how Atlassian products can transform your business.

As we celebrate Moser Consulting's 29th anniversary, we can't help but reflect on the incredible journey that has brought us to this milestone. From humble beginnings to becoming a leading IT consulting firm, our story is one of perseverance, innovation, and a relentless commitment to excellence.

In today's fast-paced business environment, organizations face a myriad of technical and organizational challenges. These challenges can hinder growth, reduce efficiency, and impact overall performance. Understanding and addressing these issues is crucial for any organization aiming to thrive in the competitive landscape.

As businesses continue striving for digital transformation, IT managers face unrelenting hurdles along the way. Whether it’s enhancing IT efficiency, migrating applications to the cloud, or ensuring robust cloud security, the stakes are high. With customer satisfaction, business continuity, and profitability on the line, adopting agile, comprehensive solutions is no longer optional—it's essential.

As we begin 2025, we are on the precipice of yet another wave of AI-driven innovation. More than just GPTs that answer questions, AI assistants are becoming team members for business users across the world with examples such as Microsoft’s Copilot, Amazon’s Amazon Q, Salesforce’s Agentforce, and Google’s Gemini. In this article, we will discuss the capabilities, limitations, and best fit for each assistant.

When it comes to Linux, there’s no denying its influence as a robust and reliable operating system across servers, desktops, and embedded systems worldwide. However, a critical issue is brewing in the background—one that mirroring the Y2K problem—threatens to disrupt systems reliant on Linux. This is the Linux Time Epoch problem. If left unresolved, it has the potential to cause severe disruptions to systems and applications that have become integral to our everyday lives.

In today's fast-paced world, technology evolves at an astonishing rate. Companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, car dealerships, and Samsung continuously introduce new products and features, enticing consumers to upgrade to the latest and greatest. While staying updated with technology can enhance our lives, it's essential to be mindful of our consumption habits. Let's explore how these companies drive our desire for new tech and how we can make informed decisions.

The recent conclusion of Microsoft Ignite 2024 is the perfect moment to delve into the Power Platform and its transformative capabilities. The Power Platform empowers citizen developers to create business solutions with minimal coding knowledge. Even more impressive is Copilot, an AI assistant integrated across various tools, facilitating the transition into data visualization, app development, robotic process automation (RPAs), and more. By exploring key components of the Power Platform, we can guide business users into new and innovative territories.

Microsoft’s Power Platform is a low-code suite designed to help users build custom business solutions with ease. It includes Power Apps, Power Pages, Power Automate, and Power BI, which can function on their own or together. Thanks to its low-code design, Power Platform is accessible to users of all experience levels from the customer to the developer.

In 2023, Atlassian launched Atlassian Intelligence, a powerful teamwork enhancement tool hosted on its premium and enterpriselevel cloud platforms. Following Atlassian’s mission to “unleash the potential of every team,” Atlassian Intelligence leverages an ethical AI model to accelerate an organization’s present capabilities. With human-AI collaboration, users can offload tedious, repetitive tasks to focus on their actual skill set and execute more impactful work.

Streamlit is a Python library designed for creating data-driven applications quickly and easily that has recently been growing in popularity dramatically. According to Google Trends, more Google searches about Streamlit have been executed now than ever before in Streamlit’s history. Not only is it popular now, but the trend shows that Streamlit is becoming exponentially more used every year. With the immense growth in its popularity, there has never been a better time to start learning Streamlit. Luckily for developers who may have missed out until now, Streamlit’s API is intuitive and mostly well-documented. However, there are some things in Streamlit which can be difficult to understand. One of the most obvious examples is fragments. Fragments are a way for developers to define areas of a Streamlit program which reload independently from the rest of the page. This behavior is very powerful but can also be very confusing. This article will discuss how Streamlit works without fragments, how this behavior changes with the addition of fragments, and how a developer can start using fragments in their Streamlit apps.

In today's data-driven world, organizations are inundated with vast amounts of data from various sources. Every transaction, interaction, and process generates valuable data that, if harnessed correctly, can propel an organization to new heights. While this data holds the potential to provide valuable insights, it can be overwhelming and challenging to interpret in its raw form. This is where data visualization steps in as an indispensable tool for organizations. By converting complex datasets into visual formats such as graphs, charts, and maps, data visualization makes it easier to understand trends, patterns, and outliers. Here’s why data visualization is crucial for any organization.

Python can be a powerful tool for data visualization. It has specific advantages over tools like Power BI and Tableau, such as being easy for programmers and data scientists to learn, access, and integrate into various mediums. There are several popular visualization packages, such as Matplotlib and Plotly, that data enthusiasts can pick up today.

Agile project management has gained popularity across various industries due to its flexibility, adaptability, and focus on delivering value. Having an Agile project manager can significantly enhance your business processes. Let’s explore some key advantages!