Leslie Lang

An article for the Cox Communications blog about affordable internet options for seniors.

A Cox Communications blog post about financing a mobile phone.

An article for the Cox Communications blog about how Cox Internet subscribers can find free wifi while traveling in the U.S.

An article for the Cox Communication blog about low-cost internet service.

An article for the Cox Communications blog on the security feature Number Lock Protection.

For The Compass, a quarterly publication published by VAX VacationAccess for travel agents. This article is subtitled, "Whether they're turning 8 or 80, these birthday trip ideas are bound to make the milestone one your clients will remember."

Pam MacIntyre, a travel advisor with Travel Leaders Market Square in Maple Grove, Minnesota, learned the importance of travel insurance early in her career, when her sister was in a serious car crash during a vacation in Costa Rica.

Are you prepared for the new FDA traceability requirements for food safety, which are designed to facilitate a swift, efficient response to outbreaks of foodborne illness and minimize any impact?

West Hollywood resident Kirk Stephens, 60, has driven with Uber, mostly in the very early morning, for over seven years. One morning, when he was driving with a passenger in the backseat, his car was rear-ended and he injured his shoulder. An attorney referred him to a doctor, where Stephens learned he needed rotator cuff surgery.

More than 40 years ago, the first cell phone was invented in the U.S., ushering in a new era of innovation. The device sparked a series of worldwide “firsts,” from smartphones to apps to modern operating systems. The cell phone revolutionized communication technology forever, further securing America’s position as the world’s innovation hub.

President Biden’s key economic policies, recently branded by the administration as “Bidenomics,” aim to support a future where technologies like semiconductors, electric vehicles, clean energy and more are manufactured in America, giving the U.S. a competitive edge against economic rivals like China.

As data grows in volume and complexity, it can “live” in a number of different places across an organization. For example, it may be stored on public and private clouds, on-premises or at the edge—with distinct teams required to manage each. Data can also be accessed in a number of different ways, like in blocks, as files or by objects.

On International Women’s Day in 2023, Genentech launched an employee menopause benefit, offering comprehensive coverage for that natural but long-stigmatized and largely overlooked phase of women’s lives. It’s accessed through a digital health platform that provides on-demand access to clinicians and various support services and is available to employees and their spouses or partners.

Rita Fisher strongly believes in intentional leadership. The CIO and EVP of Supply Chain at Reynolds Consumer Products (RCP) defines an intentional leader as authentic, trusted, visible, transparent, and empathetic. She adds that intentional leaders also embrace diversity and inclusivity.

Streamlining multiple ERPs into a single system is no easy task, especially when you’re operating under time constraints. It requires integrating complex infrastructure networks and migrating legacy technologies, while maintaining existing systems. Where do you start when all these projects require buy-in from different stakeholders?