Information systems
The O.A.K. Method
Organize your files. Assemble your stack. Keep your data. A practical framework for choosing technology around the information that matters.
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Notes for useful technology.
Practical guides to organizing information, working with AI, and looking after the systems people depend on.
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Two guides behind the work.
Working with AI
How To Talk To Computers
Imagine a useful transformation, speak with context, and listen critically. A repeatable way to turn an AI conversation into work you can review.
Read the AI literacy guideFrom the field
Short notes to put into practice.
AI Literacy / Talking Computers
From Prompt to Workflow
A practical note on turning one-off AI interactions into repeatable workflows with inputs, steps, checks, outputs, owners, and saved examples.
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O.A.K. for AI Workflows
How Organize, Assemble, and Keep apply to AI work: organize context, assemble tools, and keep outputs, permissions, reviews, and backups.
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Private AI, Memory, and Context
Why private context is the trust layer of Talking Computers when AI begins to touch files, workflows, history, preferences, and organizational memory.
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Field Assessment Checklist Scope
The Databoxes assessment scope covers site infrastructure and desktop/laptop systems across lifecycle, performance, condition, specifications, updates, and organization.
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Assessment Priorities
How to sort findings after an office or workflow assessment.
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Small Office Network Map
The minimum useful documentation set for a small office network.
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Hardware and software examples.
A working reference list for office stacks, networks, power, and backup planning.
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