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Kimberly Smith | Business Kimberly Smith | Business The Clifton Strengths Institute at Nebraska recently welcomed 39 students into the Clifton Builders Program. Through hands-on learning, strengths-based coaching and leadership development, students prepare to build businesses, lead teams and strengthen communities.

As part of the initiative, students will gain access to practical learning opportunities through a Tableau Lab, enabling them to work with data and explore AI-powered analytics in real-world contexts.

Dillas Quesadillas is simplifying its menu to improve speed, accuracy and the customer experience as it prepares for future growth. In this episode of the Restaurant Operator Podcast, co-founders Kyle and Maggie Gordon explain how listening to customers and focusing on the basics are helping to position the concept to scale.

President Trump is sick of people “attacking” the AI industry, which is why he will be forming an “AI Force” and appointing an “AI Czar.”

St. Ambrose University cybersecurity majors are preparing to pursue two industry-recognized EC-Council certifications: Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) and Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI).  

As buyers turn to AI agents, Becausal makes its data discoverable while still maintaining control

MA (WGGB/WSHM) — Springfield Public Schools are set to reopen Monday after a nine-day shutdown caused by a cyberattack, with teachers returning to classrooms Friday to prepare for students and counselors expected to be available to help them cope

Pa. — February may seem far away, but Big Ten Academic Alliance faculty, staff and students are preparing now for 2027 Love Data Week and the BTAA Data Viz Championships — data literacy advocacy events supporting academic success. 

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, and the Group of Seven (G7) Cyber Security Working Group are urging organizations and governments to begin transitioning to post-quantum cryptography to protect data, systems and assets from quantum computing threats.

The Stillman School of Business is expanding its undergraduate offerings with the addition of two new undergraduate majors: Forensic Accounting and Wealth Management. Both programs were created in response to industry demand for graduates who are prepared to step into fast-growing, specialized roles in the financial sector.