Jen Riehle McFarland

1 month ago | womenconquerbiz.com | Jen Riehle McFarland

Mar 19, 2025 9 min read Marketing Chaotic workdays? Become a structured powerhouse with time blocking. Boost marketing productivity by scheduling focused blocks of time for success. Time Blocking for Marketing: Step-by-Step GuideTime blocking is a simple way to organize your marketing tasks into focused time slots, helping you work smarter and reduce stress.

1 month ago | wraltechwire.com | Jen Riehle McFarland

DURHAM — The All Things Open conference has become a mainstay for the Raleigh area, drawing an international crowd each fall to discuss open source technologies and implementation. Next week, this event officially expands into the world of artificial intelligence with a new two-day, AI-dedicated event taking place at the Carolina Theater in Durham.

2 months ago | womenconquerbiz.com | Jen Riehle McFarland

Feb 20, 2025 6 min read Marketing Unlock the power of content batching! Learn how to batch create and schedule posts, boost your productivity, and save time by tackling similar tasks efficiently. Ultimate Guide to Batching Content for EfficiencyContent batching is a time-saving strategy where you create similar types of content in focused sessions instead of spreading tasks out daily.

2 months ago | wraltechwire.com | Jen Riehle McFarland

RALEIGH — Raleigh Founded‘s North Street location was filled for last night’s State of the Region address. Entrepreneurs, start-up founders and those that support them were all in attendance for the 8th annual event, featuring remarks by Tom Snyder, executive director of RIoT. “I think it’s a great opportunity for everyone to touch base and take stock,” Snyder said.

2 months ago | wraltechwire.com | Jen Riehle McFarland

RALEIGH — When DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence company, released their new R1 model on January 20, it took some time for the rest of the industry to mark its impact. While many tech giants were proudly sharing their multi-billion dollar investments in AI model development and infrastructure, China had quietly built a new reasoning model rivaling OpenAI’s offering for a measly $5.567 million.