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Overwhelmed by mundane tasks that distract from high impact work? In this Like A Ninja stream, Jon North Professional Services Director at NinjaOne, will walk through the benefits of scripting at scale, how to thoroughly consider all possible outcomes, and begin to implement large scale scripting for your organization.

TEDx speaker Nate Payne from our IT Leadership Lab livestream.

You may be thinking to yourself, "We're only just over halfway through 2025, is it really time to start thinking about next year?" and the simple answer is yes. Unlike Halloween decorations in July or Christmas decorations in August, it's never too early to start thinking about your plans for the next year. By getting a jumpstart now, you can better plan for goals, initiatives, and the ever-elusive IT budget.

Allow, encourage, and reward curiosity to build a safe environment for growth.

Giving employees the confidence to make quick decisions is about making it clear that mistakes won't lead to punishment.

Join community members as they share examples of how they're using the workflow automation tool N8N to help their teams do more with less. We'll dive into the practical step-by-steps for getting started, highlight key do's and don'ts, and open the discussion up to Q&A, so you can bring your pressing questions.

With IT evolving and your own plate of responsibilities not getting any lighter, having a team that can problem-solve on their own is essential. Though it can feel challenging to relinquish control, it's important to make sure that your team is able to be autonomous and learn from challenges they may encounter in their day-to-day.

In the spine-tingling finale of IT Horror Stories, host Jonathan Crowe is joined by a fearless lineup of IT veterans who have stared into the digital void and lived to tell the tale. Guests Kallum Kyle, Senior Sysadmin at Storable; Josh Adcock, Director of Client Services at The Tech Doctor; and Adam Walter, Founder of Humanize IT, recount their most harrowing experiences from the trenches of tech. They relive moments when end users were their only hope, when vulnerable software lurked like ghosts on forgotten networks, and when automation backfired so badly it cost them their jobs.