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Sick of robocalls? They’re about to get shaken and stirred

“Stopping robocalls is a very simple goal. Accomplishing that is a bit more detailed.”

5 years ago

Hospital CIO shares ‘crazy’ cyberattack details to alert other businesses, industries

Hackers recently showed what can happen with an attack on the gasoline industry. What about if cybercriminals targeted health care? That has happened too.

5 years ago

Unconnected no more: $100M state investment will bring broadband to underserved areas

With all the legislative noise, you might have missed the one law that will forever change South Dakota’s economy.

5 years ago

SDN helps fund Avera eCARE school nurses caring for growing diabetes cases

This mom liked sending her kids to a small school but wondered if the resources were there to handle her boys’ diabetes. Thanks to this partnership, they are.

5 years ago

Housing investments are saving small towns, helping businesses grow

What does it take to bring needed housing to smaller communities? A lot of organizations working together.

5 years ago

SDN employees pin leadership on CEO Shlanta, raise funds for cancer research

It’s a pin with a powerful message: That these employees are moved to give in the name of their leader.

5 years ago

S.D. connectivity challenges hit home for new industry advocacy leader

Think everyone already has internet? Not so, says a South Dakota internet advocate who lacks broadband access at her home.

5 years ago

Follow these tips to help keep virtual meetings effective

Three experienced meeting facilitators share their advice on how to make the most of your virtual meetings — and avoid burning out.

5 years ago

What to gift a retiring writer? A few words of appreciation for Rob Swenson

As this writer retires, his encyclopedia of SDN blogs will live on in SDN Communications’ digital archives and act as a draft of SDN’s history.

5 years ago

Here’s one political issue everyone agrees on and it’s benefiting South Dakota

In a country seemingly divided on everything, even face coverings during COVID-19, there is one unifying issue no matter which U.S. presidential candidate wins in November: broadband expansion.

5 years ago

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