#PDF Binder Software

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Tax Print: Your One-Stop Shop for All Tax-Related Needs in Mumbai

Tax Print offers a comprehensive range of tax solutions and services for individuals and businesses nationwide. With over 62 years of experience, we are a trusted source for tax-related financial products, software, and expert advice. Their commitment to personalized service ensures you receive the tailored solutions you need at an affordable price.

Tax Print has a rich history, starting as a printing press for government tax forms in Mumbai. They have evolved alongside the industry, partnering with leading software developers to provide cutting-edge solutions for businesses of all sizes. Their team of experts offers valuable insights and support to help you navigate the complexities of tax laws.

Whether you're a chartered accountant, company secretary, or an individual taxpayer, Tax Print is your one-stop shop for all your tax needs.

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How Modern Facility Management Software Improves Emergency Preparedness

In facility operations, seconds count—especially during emergencies. Traditional binders or siloed documents can slow vital response times, leading to chaos, risk to lives, and higher damage. That’s why increasing numbers of healthcare organizations, universities, and commercial facilities are implementing facility management software to centralize critical emergency information and support fast action.

The Challenge: Fragmented Emergency Communication

Emergency data—floor plans, shut-off locations, contact lists, compliance documents—is often scattered across PDFs, binders, or disconnected systems. In a crisis, staff may waste precious time hunting for the right documents, or worse, access outdated floor layouts or contacts.

The Solution: A Unified Mobile Platform

Leading facility management tools, like ARC Facilities’ mobile-first system, enable on-the-go technicians and safety officers to:

Access Site-Wide Emergency Maps

Choose your building or campus, then inspect floor-level dashboards with clear PINs marking emergency equipment, shut-off valves, refuge zones, and exits.

Locate Contacts in Seconds

Contact lists for internal staff, external first responders, and emergency services—available via one swipe—improve coordination in high-stress scenarios.

Drill-Ready Evacuation Plans

Digital protocols support safe evacuation planning, emergency drills, and live safety training activities, without resorting to paper flip-charts .

Offline Mobile Functionality

Even with poor connectivity, building maps, floorplans, and emergency instructions load seamlessly offline—perfect for basements or remote access.

Customizable Emergency Widgets

Widgets for shut-offs, SDS, life safety docs, and emergency plans are centrally managed and custom-deployed by admin teams.

Interoperability with CMMS/IWMS Systems

Easily integrate with existing maintenance or compliance systems, giving field teams a unified interface—no more siloed platforms.

Benefits Beyond Response

Faster Incident Mitigation: Within seconds, teams locate gas or water shut-offs, reducing damage and downtime.

Regulatory Compliance: Life safety documentation, evacuation protocols, and contact lists are central and auditable.

First-Responder Support: Send clickable maps and building info to arriving teams—reducing risk and enhancing situational awareness.

Preparedness Culture: Routine drills via mobile drill tracking encourage review and readiness—without manual scheduling hassles.

Scalable Across Sites: Large campuses and multi-facility organizations can manage emergency info centrally, ensuring consistency—building-wide or region-wide.

A recent ARC Facilities study shows only 19% of facility teams rely on dedicated management apps, while 39% still use a mix of paper and digital, and 6% are entirely paper-based. In crisis, anything less than excellent means slower, riskier response timelines.

Conclusion

Modern facility management software does more than store documents—it transforms how teams respond to emergencies. By centralizing vital building and safety intel, enabling offline mobile access, and integrating with existing systems, you protect lives, minimize damage, and improve compliance—all while supporting front-line teams.

Ready to upgrade your facility’s emergency readiness? Explore ARC Facilities’ mobile platform and request a live demo to see how streamlined emergency information can save lives and reduce risk.

[java-dragon]

Bookbinding Tips for Beginners by a Beginner.

Trouble Shooting edition.

As I am redoing- and reprinting a text block from scratch. I learned some stuff that may help along the way. This will be brief. I am still compiling all of the photos I need for the potential last post of this little series of mine.

But some trouble shooting.

Printing

Printers are by nature a horrendous beast. Once you think you have them figured out they will either throw a temper tantrum to end all temper tantrums, fuck up the print, or make you grovel by their perch pleading for them to read the file.

"I have single handedly gotten my grandmother, and my mother to realize that there isn't a Nigerian Prince that needs their help. I have recovered corrupt files, and gotten that 90s VCR to work for some inexplicable reason but hell it made ma happy... I am the biped in this equation.... Now print you son of a bitch!"

I can't trouble shoot those moments but I can help make misprints a little less "Void your spine and your soul" at the same time.

This is me advocating for JS Binder- and getting your pdf broken up for the pure simple reason you can track the pages easier. I have had my printer pull two pages at a time and print on one side of one page, and print on the other side of the other page. The easiest thing to do is to pull the pages that have printed, and pull the pages that have misprinted. Stand them up so they're noticeable and allow the rest of the printing to conclude.

Now with adobe you can select what pages you need to reprint from the document in question, and there is a small section around the middle/bottom that has the page count. To reprint only the pages you need track the document number down for the ease of use:

The page count for Adobe looks similar to this.

For the ease of this example I'm just going to say that my printer fucked up the first and second page of the print.

Hit print:

The layout for Adobe PDF reader will look as such.

In the "Pages to be Printed" Section near the top hit "Pages" and manually type in the page numbers. For this example One (1) and Two (2).

Also remember to flip everything on the short edge or else you will be having right-side-up and up-side-down pages alternating. We don't want that. Always ALWAYS make sure to flip on the short edge.

What if the printer misses a few pages? Similar concept but a few more steps before we get back to the print stage.

Best I can say- is if there are a massive amount of missing pages or they just don't look gook.

Check your ink levels. If it's not the ink, do a head cleaning usually there's a setting for that built into the software or on the printer itself. I can only speak to inkjet printers, if you have a toner printer.... damn lucky. Toner printers print damn fast and are quieter and more reliable than inkjet.

Anyway, once the cleaning has been accomplished and it looks like everything is as it should- see above or grin and bear the whole reprint for that section of your bind.

Usually I've gotten away with just going through the software for ink head cleanings. In extreme cases you might have to manually clean the heads. I know certain older printers are like that. Best I can say is find the manual and see how it goes.

IF that doesn't work still....

Invest in a toner printer if you can and borrow your friend's inkjet if you're printing colour covers for your books.

[lennoxlorian]

On doing first edits on a first draft

Or edits on any draft really…

As usual, let it rest for a few weeks. And when you’re ready to dive back in, look at it in a different format.

My first draft was written on a computer using Scrivener, a software that I LOVE! But trying to go back and edit what I’d written while it was sitting there in that program was difficult.

It was hard to separate my drafting from my editing and hard to resist the urge to start rewriting things as I went through to the point that my first draft was beginning to not seem like my first draft anymore.

Luckily, I had the original, untouched, first draft still exported from the program and decided to try a another way to edit. I converted the draft into a PDF format and used my iPad instead, marking it up with my Apple Pencil.

It was better, but it was still difficult to start the process.

Eventually, I found a way that worked, or is working for me. And as I write this I am halfway through my draft of edits before starting the revision process.

So what worked? Putting my draft into a different format. For me? It was printing out my novel and putting it into a 3 ring binder. Something about seeing it in an entirely different format made me able to really see my story in its entirety. It even made me slow down and look closer at my plot and setting and characters.

I was able to make extensive notes in the margins - easily circling and highlighting specifics. I easily flipped back and forth when I needed to double check something, and I saw problems within my story that would have been skipped over had I tried to continue on a computer or anything with a screen.

But the best part of printing it out? Seeing it in a “book-ish” format. It’s easy to lose motivation when your story is stuck behind a screen and you can’t really see or even measure your accomplishment. But to see it physically sitting in a notebook knowing your words, your characters, your hard work consumes 300 or more pages is the

BEST FEELING IN THE WORLD!

So my advice is this:

Write/draft your novel in one format and edit in another.

This allows you to see your work in an entirely new way and stops you from just glossing over things you think are already there.

I’ve even heard of people handwriting their drafts and then retyping it on a computer. (Ahem: Neil Gaiman) Wild!

[anniewilliams098]

How to Stay Organized for Business Tax Season?

If you’re like most small business owners, tax season feels like it comes out of nowhere—one minute it’s a fresh new year, and the next, you’re neck-deep in paperwork, scrambling to find receipts and wondering if that spreadsheet from June ever got updated. Staying organized for taxes isn’t exactly thrilling, but it’s one of those things that pays off big time when done right.

Whether this is your first time filing or you’ve been in business a few years, being organized makes Business Tax Prep way less painful—and can even uncover savings you didn’t realize you were missing.

Let’s break down how to get your records in order, reduce your stress, and take control of tax season like a seasoned entrepreneur.

1. Create a Dedicated Tax Folder (Physical and Digital)  

The first step to staying organized is having a home for all things tax-related. That means two things:

A physical folder or binder for receipts, IRS letters, 1099s, W-2s, etc.

A digital folder (Google Drive, Dropbox, or your accounting software) to store PDFs, invoices, and scanned copies.

Use clear subfolders by category—Income, Expenses, Payroll, Bank Statements—and label files by date or vendor. The clearer your system, the faster you’ll find what you need later.

If you wait until March to dig through your inbox and receipts, you’re almost guaranteed to miss something.

2. Use Accounting Software Religiously  

Even if you’re not a “numbers person,” a good accounting tool is your best friend during tax season. Platforms like QuickBooks, Xero, or Wave track your income and expenses in real-time—and they’re far more reliable than trying to remember everything at the end of the year.

Bonus? Most of these tools allow you to upload receipts, categorize transactions, and generate profit and loss reports. Come filing time, all your information is in one place—clean, categorized, and ready to roll.

And if you're already using the software? Make it a habit to log in weekly. Ten minutes on a Friday afternoon can save hours (and headaches) later.

3. Track Expenses as They Happen  

Don’t wait to record your spending. The further removed you are from a transaction, the more likely you are to forget what it was for—or lose the receipt entirely.

Use mobile apps like Expensify, Zoho Expense, or even just your accounting software’s mobile version to log expenses on the go. Got lunch with a client? Snap a picture of the receipt. Bought new equipment? Record it immediately.

Every small expense adds up—and the IRS expects a paper trail. Staying on top of it throughout the year makes your Business Tax Prep much smoother and more accurate.

4. Organize Your Income Sources  

Many entrepreneurs have multiple streams of income—clients, product sales, affiliate links, or freelance gigs. That’s great… but it gets messy fast.

Create a log of all your income streams with invoice numbers, amounts received, and payment methods. If you’re using platforms like PayPal, Stripe, or Etsy, export monthly summaries and store them in your tax folder.

Be sure to cross-check what you report with the 1099s or payment statements you receive. If you underreport by mistake, the IRS will notice—and they won’t assume it was just an oversight.

5. Reconcile Your Bank Accounts Monthly  

One of the simplest habits that keeps your books clean? Reconcile your bank and credit card statements monthly. Compare them against your accounting software or spreadsheet to make sure everything lines up.

Missed transactions, duplicate charges, and uncategorized expenses are easier to fix at the moment than months down the line. Plus, you’ll catch any fraudulent charges early.

Treat this like a monthly business ritual—it only takes 20–30 minutes if you stay consistent.

6. Know What Documents You’ll Need  

Avoid last-minute scrambling by knowing what your accountant (or tax software) will ask for. At a minimum, you’ll need:

Income reports (invoices, 1099s, sales summaries)

Expense records (receipts, credit card statements)

Payroll documents (if you have employees)

Bank statements

Asset purchases or depreciation info

Last year’s tax return (if applicable)

Start compiling these documents as early as January. Don’t wait for a checklist—make one of your own and keep it visible.

7. Schedule a Mid-Year Check-In  

Don’t let tax season be the only time you think about taxes. Set a reminder for a mid-year check-in—around June or July. Review your income so far, your estimated quarterly payments (if applicable), and any changes in business structure or deductions.

This is also a great time to ask your accountant if you should be setting aside more (or less) for taxes or taking action before year-end. Proactivity often results in savings.

8. Automate Where You Can  

If staying organized is hard for you, lean into automation:

Set recurring calendar reminders for quarterly taxes.

Automate bank feeds into your accounting software.

Use auto-sorting rules in your email for anything marked “receipt,” “invoice,” or “statement.”

Even simple tools like Zapier can help link actions across platforms. The less manual work you need to do, the less likely you’ll fall behind.

9. Communicate With Your Accountant Year-Round  

Your accountant shouldn’t just be a once-a-year contact. If you’re not sure how to log something, reach out when it happens. If you made a major purchase or started offering a new product line, ask how that might impact taxes.

Regular communication makes your final filing way easier—and helps them advocate for the best results on your behalf.

And if you don’t have an accountant yet, check out our guide on Business Tax Prep Made Easy: Stress-Free Filing for All Sizes to find out what kind of help might fit your business model.

Conclusion:

Let’s be honest: no one starts a business because they’re passionate about organizing tax documents. But the reality is, that a little upfront effort goes a long way. Staying organized isn’t about perfection—it’s about staying ahead of the chaos.

With the right habits and tools, Business Tax Prep becomes far less overwhelming and way more manageable. Start small. Build routines. And don’t be afraid to ask for help along the way. You’ve got a business to grow—and an organized tax season is one more step toward doing it right.

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Is Your Curriculum Really Aligned? How to Audit Your School’s Curriculum Strategy Before 2025

As districts across the U.S. face rising demands for academic equity, cross-school consistency, and accreditation readiness, one question keeps surfacing among school leaders:

“How do we know our curriculum is actually aligned—and how do we fix it if it’s not?”

Curriculum alignment is no longer a one-time event or a folder buried in your district drive. In 2025, it's a dynamic, ongoing process—and the right curriculum mapping software is at the center of it.

Whether you're stepping into a new school leadership role, preparing for an accreditation cycle, or setting instructional goals for the coming academic year, this blog will help you identify where your curriculum stands and what tools can help you bridge the gaps.

Why Curriculum Alignment is Now a District-Wide Imperative

Poorly aligned curriculum doesn't just affect test scores—it affects teacher morale, student learning trajectories, and your school's public accountability.

Consider these realities:

43% of districts say their biggest challenge is ensuring vertical and horizontal curriculum alignment (Education Superhighway, 2024)

1 in 3 teachers report not knowing what’s being taught in the grades before or after theirs (RAND Corp, 2023)

Schools without a centralized curriculum platform are 2.7x more likely to fail key accreditation benchmarks

With shifting standards, changing staff, and increased parent expectations, curriculum alignment must be dynamic, not static.

5 Signs Your School Needs a Curriculum Mapping Audit

How do you know your current curriculum system isn’t cutting it? Look for these warning signs:

Inconsistent Pacing Across Grades

If students are entering new grades unprepared or repeating topics, it's a red flag.

Lesson Plans Live on Teacher Desktops

When curriculum lives in PDFs, notebooks or email threads, collaboration becomes impossible.

Teachers Recreate What Already Exists

Duplication of work is a silent drain on teacher time and morale.

No Visibility for School Leaders

If principals or curriculum leads can’t see what’s being taught in real time, oversight becomes reactive, not proactive.

Accreditation Prep Feels Like a Crisis

If you’re scrambling to compile documentation or justify curriculum decisions, your system isn’t audit-ready.

What a Curriculum Mapping Software Should Offer in 2025

To turn fragmented planning into aligned instruction, today’s curriculum leaders are turning to platforms that do more than digitize content—they empower strategic decision-making.

Here’s what to look for:

✅ Transparent Curriculum Frameworks

Everyone from teachers to superintendents can see what’s being taught, when, and how it aligns with standards.

✅ Live Collaboration Tools

Departments and grade levels can co-create and review units together—eliminating silos and aligning efforts.

✅ Historical Tracking

Need to show how your curriculum has evolved over the years? You should be able to trace every edit, change and approval.

✅ Accreditation Support

Pull real-time reports, highlight alignment with state standards, and showcase vertical coherence—all without manual spreadsheets.

✅ Standards and Compliance Syncing

Look for FERPA-compliant platforms that also keep your curriculum in sync with Common Core, NGSS, and state-specific updates.

Why Edusfere Makes Curriculum Audits Easy and Actionable

At Edusfere, we’ve worked with school leaders nationwide who are transforming curriculum from a static binder to a living, breathing instructional guide.

Here’s what makes us different:

🌟 Built for Curriculum Clarity

From K to 12, our platform visualizes your entire instructional map—so you can lead with insight, not guesswork.

🧭 Real-time, Multi-level Collaboration

Whether you're aligning across subjects or reviewing pacing issues, Edusfere lets everyone—from teachers to superintendents—collaborate live.

📊 Actionable Reporting for School Improvement Plans

Want to surface curriculum overlaps or pacing misalignments? Our dashboards make it simple.

🛠️ Designed for Today’s Compliance Needs

With built-in support for accreditation documentation, FERPA compliance, and historical audits, Edusfere reduces the stress of external reviews.

👩‍🏫 Teacher-first Lesson Plan Builders

If teachers don’t use it, it’s not useful. Our lesson planning interface is built with teachers in mind—intuitive, drag-and-drop, standards-aligned.

Curriculum is a Leadership Priority—Not Just a Tech Purchase

Making the right curriculum software decision is about more than features. It’s about enabling visibility, consistency, and growth.

Ask yourself:

Can we see and correct curriculum gaps in real time?

Are our teachers wasting time recreating what already exists?

Would we be audit-ready tomorrow if accreditation called today?

If the answer to any of these is “no,” it’s time to take action.

Ready to Map a Smarter Future?

Let Edusfere help you conduct a curriculum audit, streamline your instructional frameworks, and prepare your schools for whatever 2025 brings.

📅 Book a free demo with our curriculum specialists and discover how to lead with clarity.

You May Also Like: 📘 The Smart School Leader’s Guide to Curriculum Alignment in a Multi-School District 🛠️ Top 10 Features Every Curriculum Mapping Platform Should Offer in 2025

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Meet Broker CoPilot: The P&C-trained GenAI built to streamline insurance operations

Every broker has a spreadsheet horror story. The one where a missed exclusion cost you hours of back-and-forth, or when a Quote Comparison needed three screens and seven cups of coffee. Tedious manual workflows have long been the backbone of P&C insurance. But with rising complexity, hard markets, higher client expectations, and mounting E&O exposure, that backbone is starting to crack.\

Enter Broker CoPilot by BluePond.AI: a P&C-trained GenAI-powered platform that isn’t here to replace brokers, but to power their expertise.

GenAI that actually knows insurance

Unlike generic Large Language Models (LLMs), Broker CoPilot has been built on deep domain libraries, trained exclusively on commercial P&C insurance data that includes decades worth of forms, policies, submissions, and binders. It’s custom-tuned to understand all the nuances of P&C insurance, and has an insurance expert in the loop, giving you policies and Quote Comparisons verified by insurance experts. For brokers, that means:

Insurance data extracted in a structured format from emails, PDFs, submissions, binders, etc.

Quotes quickly compared and marked with highlighted differences to help choose the optimal coverage for clients.

Policies checked in minutes with 99%+ accuracy, minimized E&O risk with market-leading checklists, and policies that are verified by insurance experts.

Broker CoPilot isn’t just a generic GenAI wrapper with an insurance glossary. It's an insurance-native intelligence.

Zero-friction onboarding. 100% workflow fit.

Most agency management software and automation tools promise the world, then ask you to change your workflow to use them. Broker CoPilot was built to fit into your existing workflows easily without changing even a single thing. No new tabs. No retraining your team. Here’s what brokers get from day one of implementing Broker CoPilot:

80% time savings in Policy Checking and Quote Comparison, along with significant cost savings.

70-90% automation of manual tasks like Quote Comparison, Policy Checking, and renewal prep.

Detailed quotes and policy summaries, flagged discrepancies, and intelligent suggestions all in one platform.

This is insurance process automation that adapts to your workflow, without breaking it. Just plug in, carry on and let Broker CoPilot do the heavy lifting. Zero disruption. Maximum impact.

Expert-verified output you can trust.

Most insurance BPOs or outsourcing companies rely on an inexperienced workforce, leading to higher margins for errors and E&O exposure for you. But Broker CoPilot cleanly sweeps every blind spot, every error out of the way. It is backed by the oversight of insurance experts, ensuring that each task it handles, from Policy Checking to Quote Comparison, is deeply reviewed by licensed insurance experts before it hits your desk. That means 99%+ accurate output, with zero hallucinations and no jargon filler.

Designed for the realities of insurance brokerage.

From small agencies seeking a better insurance agency management system to larger brokerages seeking to optimize insurance processes, Broker CoPilot helps you deliver better efficiency across teams and better service to clients at a significantly lower cost. Whether you’re a 5-person firm or part of a national brokerage, Broker CoPilot scales with you:

Broker CoPilot isn’t just insurance-native intelligence. It’s a portal for agencies ready to go from manual to automation.

Why Broker CoPilot is different from other “agency management software”

Unlike traditional insurance agency management software or insurance outsourcing services, Broker CoPilot doesn’t just digitally transform your processes. It reimagines them to infuse insurance intelligence throughout your systems:

GenAI + insurance experts: GenAI does the heavy lifting, insurance experts validate output. You get error-free results.

No core system disruption: Broker CoPilot integrates seamlessly with your agency management systems for insurance, preserving your existing workflows.

Scalable intelligence: Built to scale with you, whether you're a small firm or scaling fast, Broker CoPilot evolves to suit your agency’s needs.

Insurance BPO replacement: Forget outsourcing offshore. Broker CoPilot offers an extremely better service and output than traditional insurance process outsourcing or insurance BPO services, without the traditional risks and delays.

A new class of insurance technology solutions

The old guard of insurance BPO providers and traditional insurance outsourcing services were built for labor arbitrage. More people, less cost. Broker CoPilot changes the equation: insurance-native intelligence, 99%+ accuracy backed by experts, zero IT lift. The result? A GenAI-powered platform that beats traditional insurance process outsourcing on cost, speed, trust, service, and results. Broker CoPilot is already helping agencies save time by 80% and giving them hours back every week. With Broker CoPilot’s P&C intelligent GenAI, you don’t manage tasks, you manage trust.

Ready to see Broker CoPilot in action?

Feel free to select a time that works for you from the calendar link given below, and experience how P&C-trained GenAI can save your teams hours every day, without changing even a single thing in your existing systems.

To read full blog visit- Meet Broker CoPilot: The P&C-trained GenAI built to streamline insurance operations

[brehaaorgana]

My point here is mostly "you still described a planner-tool system (calendar, apps, to-do list, bujo, planner book, etc) that you do use! and it doesn't need to be elaborate and Instagram worthy, it just needs to work for you when you use it."

I don't color code everything, there's no need to do that if it's too much for you. I don't use my planner-tools consistently either time wise or in how I utilize them. I also sometimes go months or sometimes weeks without using it, although my life always improves when I pick it back up and use it again.

I buy planners because I like physical ones, but some people love apps or gcal or whatever and all of those are planners. Sometimes I gravitate towards one planner over another bc of what I think I'll need or want. A lot of people talked about losing physical planners but not their wallets. ...I had that problem, so I bought a planner and a wallet cover for it (Hobonichi weeks). Lots of planner options also function as wallets! Or like, go digital! Or whatever.

I also struggled immensely with the standard issue Jr high and high school planners, and y'know what? They're BAD planners. Those planners typically have unhelpful layouts for me and I think a lot of people! I didnt like how they were set up, and I didn't enjoy using them. They also tended to be flimsy and where I was, spiral bound. Hated those things! But if you like physical planners there are options that are a thousand times better and that can look like anything! I've used all kinds of types of planners -- strings, discs, spiral bound, binders, book bound. I've used very cluttered layouts and very sparse ones. I've tried horizontal and vertical layouts, weekly, daily, monthly views, views that show hourly and ones that dont. I've used literally just a blank notebook! Planner company websites often offer a sample pdf that you can print out to test the layout for yourself. (I've also tried tons of apps and software over the years lol).

The majority of the planners I've tried were significantly better than the terrible school published planners I got in highschool. Those things were evil ime.

One thing I will never understand as someone who is very ADHD is how many other people with ADHD are like "I could never use a planner, planners don't work for me. I hate when neurotypicals say "just get a planner!"*

* [planners can be notebooks, calendars, apps, to do lists, post-it notes, etc etc etc]

Like we have the "easily forget things" disorder and you don't wanna write things down??? Idk how you think you're going to cope with that but I, personally, must have a list of some kind. If it's not written out it doesn't exist to me. Why is there some community driven idea that we cannot use planners/to-do lists because of our ADHD? A planner is like, literally the most basic coping mechanism for the disorder.

I genuinely don't know what else you can do to remember a list of tasks other than write them down somehow. Are you guys just like, trying to convince your brains to be better at memory or something?

[arcfacilities123]

How Modern Facility Management Software Improves Emergency Preparedness

In facility operations, seconds count—especially during emergencies. Traditional binders or siloed documents can slow vital response times, leading to chaos, risk to lives, and higher damage. That’s why increasing numbers of healthcare organizations, universities, and commercial facilities are implementing facility management software to centralize critical emergency information and support fast action.

The Challenge: Fragmented Emergency Communication

Emergency data—floor plans, shut-off locations, contact lists, compliance documents—is often scattered across PDFs, binders, or disconnected systems. In a crisis, staff may waste precious time hunting for the right documents, or worse, access outdated floor layouts or contacts.

The Solution: A Unified Mobile Platform

Leading facility management tools, like ARC Facilities’ mobile-first system, enable on-the-go technicians and safety officers to:

Access Site-Wide Emergency Maps

Choose your building or campus, then inspect floor-level dashboards with clear PINs marking emergency equipment, shut-off valves, refuge zones, and exits.

Locate Contacts in Seconds

Contact lists for internal staff, external first responders, and emergency services—available via one swipe—improve coordination in high-stress scenarios.

Drill-Ready Evacuation Plans

Digital protocols support safe evacuation planning, emergency drills, and live safety training activities, without resorting to paper flip-charts .

Offline Mobile Functionality

Even with poor connectivity, building maps, floorplans, and emergency instructions load seamlessly offline—perfect for basements or remote access.

Customizable Emergency Widgets

Widgets for shut-offs, SDS, life safety docs, and emergency plans are centrally managed and custom-deployed by admin teams.

Interoperability with CMMS/IWMS Systems

Easily integrate with existing maintenance or compliance systems, giving field teams a unified interface—no more siloed platforms.

Benefits Beyond Response

Faster Incident Mitigation: Within seconds, teams locate gas or water shut-offs, reducing damage and downtime.

Regulatory Compliance: Life safety documentation, evacuation protocols, and contact lists are central and auditable.

First-Responder Support: Send clickable maps and building info to arriving teams—reducing risk and enhancing situational awareness.

Preparedness Culture: Routine drills via mobile drill tracking encourage review and readiness—without manual scheduling hassles.

Scalable Across Sites: Large campuses and multi-facility organizations can manage emergency info centrally, ensuring consistency—building-wide or region-wide.

A recent ARC Facilities study shows only 19% of facility teams rely on dedicated management apps, while 39% still use a mix of paper and digital, and 6% are entirely paper-based. In crisis, anything less than excellent means slower, riskier response timelines.

Conclusion

Modern facility management software does more than store documents—it transforms how teams respond to emergencies. By centralizing vital building and safety intel, enabling offline mobile access, and integrating with existing systems, you protect lives, minimize damage, and improve compliance—all while supporting front-line teams.

Ready to upgrade your facility’s emergency readiness? Explore ARC Facilities’ mobile platform and request a live demo to see how streamlined emergency information can save lives and reduce risk.

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The amount of services an average person uses regularly today in this always-connected world is tremendous. Given that every site requires a personal account with its own login and password, managing this data becomes quite difficult.

However, remembering all the passwords isn’t worth the struggle. Some tips may claim that using one strong password for all platforms is an ultimate solution. Others may tell you that easier passwords are easier to remember so you may never struggle to recall one. However, security-wise recommendations state the opposite. You should use both complex and different login and pass combinations in order to make sure all your accounts are safe. Otherwise, in case hackers learn your credentials, they can get access to absolutely all your personal and financial account with only one pass. Overall, it's neither safe nor advisable to do so, because the risk is too high then.

So what’s the easy solution then?

Printable password log or password list is the simple tool designed to help you keep all your logins and passwords organized and structures in one place. Last but not least important aspect is that this tool is physical and offline, meaning it has a huge security level. You can keep it in your table, on the shelf or in your binder planner and never worry about losing access to your list. Unlike your computer, other digital devices and software these templates cannot be hacked or lost, unless you use these password sheets too intensively and take them from one place to another too often.

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Before you begin

Make sure that your Mac is connected to the internet and using macOS Catalina or later. If using an earlier macOS, follow the password-reset steps for macOS Mojave or earlier.

Choose a reset option from the login window

To see one of the following password-reset options, click the question mark next to the password field in the login window. If you don't see a question mark, enter any password three times.

If you see the option to reset using your Apple ID

Click the option to reset using your Apple ID, then proceed as follows:

If your Mac restarts, skip to the next section, “If you see the option to restart and show password options.”

If your Mac doesn't restart, but immediately asks for your Apple ID credentials, enter that information and click Reset Password.

If you're asked to create a new keychain to store the user's passwords, click OK to restart your Mac.

If you're asked to select an admin user you know the password for, click “Forgot all passwords?”.

If you see a Reset Password window with the option to Deactivate Mac, click Deactivate Mac, then click Deactivate to confirm.

Enter your new password information, then click Next. If this window shows multiple user accounts, click the Set Password button next to each account name, then enter the new password information for each account.

When the password reset is completed, click Restart.

If you see the option to restart and show password options

Click the option to restart and show password reset options, then wait for your Mac to restart.

You're then asked to take one of these steps:

Sign in with your Apple ID. You might also be asked to enter the verification code sent to your other devices.

Enter your FileVault recovery key. You received it when you turned on FileVault and chose to create a recovery key instead of allowing your iCloud account (Apple ID) to unlock your disk.

Select a user that you want to reset the password for, then click Next.

Enter your new password information, then click Next.

When the password reset is completed, click Restart.

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If you see the option to reset using your recovery key

Click the option to reset using your recovery key, then enter your FileVault recovery key. You received it when you turned on FileVault and chose to create a recovery key instead of allowing your iCloud account (Apple ID) to unlock your disk.

Enter your new password information, then click Reset Password.

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File organisation in thesis writing

This is a multi-part series on how I wrote my master's thesis with lots of practical tips for anyone at any stage of the thesis-writing process.

(For context: I wrote a MSc thesis in developmental social neuroscience)

Paper files

I notice the use of paper is decreasing in this day and age but nevertheless keep it organised!

Put all thesis-related papers in one folder/binder

You can sort it by category (e.g. papers, meeting notes, handouts) or chronologically

Digital: journal articles etc.

I recommend using citation software (such as Mendeley, Zotero, EndNote) for organising your citations. You can often use these to read and annotate papers, add keywords, etc.

Download every paper that seems interesting or relevant and put in one big folder.

If you have a lot of papers, you may want to sort them by topic.

Name the PDFs uing a standard system. For example, I use the format AuthorYear Title.pdf (e.g., “Williams1990 The effect of XXXX”). When writing summaries, or drafting a thesis, I then write AuthorYear as filler, so that I can later insert the appropriate  citations. This way you can use this format across files, for example when drafting your thesis or in your summary file (see also: reading from scientific papers for ideas on how to read and summarise papers).

Digital: archive

Keep old versions of your thesis, in case you want to bring back something from an earlier version (you'll go through major changes and will delete A LOT)

Name versions accordingly. E.g. I had Thesis1.1 - Thesis1.9 (for all versions before the first feedback round) and then Thesis2.1 etc. were for after the first feedback round

Also save comments and feedback you receive from supervisors!

Digital: data and analyses

Due to security you can't always have your data stored anywhere! Check in with your university's data policy for this

Leave the raw data untouched! You'll be doing data cleaning, but do so in a new data file

Create syntax for data analyses (e.g., in SPSS or in R studio). This means you save a code for the analyses that you can re-run fully or partially at any point in the future

Write more comments than you think you need in the syntax. Pretend like you are writing the code for someone else and they need to understand everything that's going on

Make a clear code book: I mentioned this in the post on data collection, but you'll be referencing this a LOT!

Digital: practical things

You'll have a lot of practical things that are not directly related to the topic of your thesis, such as contracts. Put all these files in a separate folder

This is also a nice place to keep your planning

Keep a file of people you've had contact with before, during and after your thesis period, with their contact details, affiliation, and what makes them relevant for you. This is useful for any thesis-related questions but also future networking

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How does automation in insurance agency management systems reduce errors?

In insurance, one mistake can cost you a client or a lawsuit. Suddenly, your agency can be looking at an E&O claim or worse, irreversible damage to your reputation. That’s why accuracy in tasks like Policy Checking and Quote Comparison isn’t just a checkbox; it’s the difference between a clean renewal, a compliance risk, and client confidence. Everything hinges on it. Yet many brokers still rely on agency management systems (AMS) and insurance BPO services that are slow. These BPO services work in silos, copy paste data across systems, emails, PDFs, and software platforms manually, hoping to catch mistakes after they happen. It’s manual, tedious, expensive, and still far from error-free.

Here’s why accuracy is broken in traditional agency management systems and insurance outsourcing services:

Generic GenAI lacks insurance context. It’s just a wrapper on top of generic LLMs, like a GenAI model with an insurance glossary. But it doesn’t do the job when you’re doing tasks like Policy Checking or Quote Comparison. You need a GenAI that has deep insurance knowledge.

Most models were trained on the data that’s available freely on the internet. They were not trained on binders, submissions, policy documents, quotes from different carriers, ACORD forms and insurance language. They can mimic tone, but not a broker’s expertise or judgment.

Manual workflows increase risk. The more times data gets copied and pasted across email, PDFs, and your agency management systems, the higher your chance of human error.

Traditional agency management systems, VAs and insurance BPOs are reactive, not proactive. You pay for labor to find errors and not to prevent them in real time.

Broker CoPilot by BluePond.AI changes that

Built for P&C insurance. Designed to deliver error-free results in Policy Checking and Quote Comparison from day one.  Broker CoPilot delivers more than just automation. It delivers trust, with 99%+ accuracy and expert-verified output, at scale. And how do we do it?

Insurance-native GenAI: Trained on real-world insurance data

Most GenAI tools are trained on generic data that’s available on the internet. Broker CoPilot is trained to retrieve, read and reason through decades of real-world commercial P&C documents like binders, quotes, submissions, policies, endorsements, and ACORDs. That means it doesn’t “guess” or “hallucinate” when reading through policies and quotes. It knows what to check and where things go wrong. It’s trained to understand:

Endorsements and exclusions

Coverage hierarchies

Submission vs. binder mismatches

Format variances (scanned PDFs, carrier templates, emailed quotes)

Broker CoPilot isn’t just integrated with an LLM. It is the LLM. Purpose-trained for speed and accuracy in commercial P&C workflows.

Human-in-the-loop = zero hallucinations, zero blind spots

Even the best GenAI can miss the nuance of an endorsement or misread a poorly written quote. That’s why Broker CoPilot includes a human-in-the-loop: every output, be it a policy or a quote, is reviewed by a licensed insurance expert before it ever reaches your desk. These seasoned experts bring a comprehensive sense of judgement and an extreme familiarity with P&C documents. Here’s what that means for you:

No hallucinated coverages.

No missed exclusions or vague clauses.

No blind reliance on automation.

Not bots. Not a BPO. This isn’t outsourced offshore QA. It’s a team of seasoned insurance experts applying real judgment to every policy and every quote. They know exactly what to look for and what can’t be missed.

Why AMS automation and traditional BPOs fall short

Agency management systems were built to store and manage insurance data, not validate it. Outsourcing teams were built to handle volume, not prevent risk. The result? Manual rework, longer QA cycles, inconsistent output, and little ability to improve, learn and get better over time. What gets missed once gets missed again. Here’s how Broker CoPilot solves all four problems:

It reads policies and quotes like an expert broker would, and at scale.

It learns from corrections, improving with every cycle, and delivering more than 99%+ accuracy over time.

It delivers an output that aligns with your agency’s workflows, language, and logic.

It’s insurance-native intelligence that continuously evolves and grows with your brokerage. What traditional BPOs just process, Broker CoPilot learns from, understands and improves over time.

Designed for how your agency actually works

Broker CoPilot doesn’t force you into one-size-fits-all checklists. It is configured for your lines of business, your review style, and your agency management systems. Broker CoPilot fits into your workflow easily with configurable rule sets, custom comparison logic, and output that match how your team likes to work. That means:

Review reports in your language, not just GenAI jargon.

Flexibility across lines of business with tailored P&C checklists based on client or carrier.

Easy integration into your existing review or agency management systems.

And with easy integration, Broker CoPilot fits seamlessly into your existing workflows and agency management systems. No retraining. No IT lift. No friction.

The result? Accuracy that builds trust.

With Broker CoPilot, agencies get more than automation. They get speed, precision and automation that builds trust. The kind that builds client confidence and keeps your team focused on relationships, not tedious, manual, laborious rework. This isn’t just a “GenAI-powered platform.” It is broker-grade accuracy, backed by insurance-trained experts, delivered consistently at scale.

Insurance is high-stakes. Your automation should not just act, but deliver like it.

Ready to see how 99%+ accuracy in Policy Checking and Quote Comparison feels in action? Feel free to select a time that works for you for a Broker CoPilot demo from the calendar link given below.

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Bookbinding Sword of the Jedi in 22 days

Sword of the Jedi by diasterisms

Part I: Like Young Gods (rated T)

Part II: To Kingdom Come (rated M)

Star Wars | Rey + Ben Solo/Kylo Ren

Started typesetting on March 6, 2020

Completely hardbound on March 28, 2020

SOFTWARE

Adobe InDesign: Too cumbersome for a 500-page text-heavy project

Microsoft Word: Available in all my machines; convenient; has Drop Cap, Auto Hyphenation, Book Fold layout, section breaks with flexible headers and footers

Acrobat Reader: I save the Word files as PDFs and print from Acrobat.

Create Booklet 2: I shouldn’t have bought this $19.99 app from the App Store, but I was frustrated when Word on my MacBook kept fucking shit up. I bought a refurbished Windows laptop the next day, and rendered CB2 useless.

TYPEFACES

Trajan Pro for title and headers

Baskerville, 9.5 pt for body

TOOLS / MATERIALS

DIY book press (tutorial by Sea Lemon)

11x17 long-grain paper cut into 8.5x11 short-grain paper

Printer capable of double-sided printing and has Auto Document Feeder (ADF)

Board cutter

Box cutter

PVA glue

Foam brush

Binder’s board

Book cloth

Decorative cardstock for case and endpapers

Awl

8-inch bone folder

Mull/super/jaconet

Red and black checkered headband

Linen tape

Beeswax

Regular ol’ sewing thread

Blunt needle

My stepdad helped me put this DIY book press together. Cost about ~$30--two IKEA cutting boards, washers, carriage screws, wingnuts, and self-stick bumpers.

Really put my new inkjet printer to the test.

Like Young Gods and To Kingdom Come hot off the printer and ready to be folded.

I was watching Bert Kreischer’s new Netflix special the entire time I folded all 250-plus pages and grouped them into signatures.

Ran regular thread through some beeswax prior to sewing. The wax stops the thread from fraying and strengthens it as well. The linen tape is the first level of spine reinforcement.

The book pretty much spent an entire week in the book press while I waited for the rest of my supplies to come in...and my confidence to built because gluing and making the case is scary.

Eventually dug up some brown cardstock to use as endpapers. A little too thick for my tastes, but works in a pinch.

Used a foam brush to dab PVA glue all over the spine and the linen tapes.

Once the first layer of PVA glue dried, I cut out a 4x7 piece of mull (shorter in length than the book) and glued that on top.

Almost forgot about the headband. I thought about making one from scratch but...nah. Not today.

Typically, headbands are supposed to reinforce the spine, but cheater ones like this one are merely decorative.

My hollow bird bones weren’t strong enough to cut through the binder’s board with a box cutter so I had to phone a friend.

I’m doing halfbound covers because this book cloth is expensive and I only have so much. Anyway, I get to use pretty papers for the rest of the cover, so it’s a win-win.

The hardest part about doing the case is getting the measurements exactly right. Gluing was surprisingly easy.

The cardstock comes from a 12x12 Recollections pad I bought from Michael’s years ago. Glued and smoothed down with the bone folder to make sure there aren’t any air pockets.

Slight miscalculation on the spine board so they don’t quite line up right, but still worked out decently. Now I know where I went wrong.

TA-DAAA!!!!

Follow me on Twitter for more bookbinding goodness :) @omgreylo

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