On last week's blog, we talked about the security concerns behind recycling your electronics, as well as the benefits of doing so. Buckle up fellow Idahoans, because today we will be talking about our top three tech recycling plants located in the Treasure Valley.  

Everybody knows time is money. This advice especially holds for businesses, as limited budget and personnel can only go so far. That's why choosing which conferences to attend is essential.

The dates have been booked, the plane tickets secured, and the bags have been packed. Now the clients are coming to town, so the big question is how are you going to keep them entertained? We already covered some of our favorite dining spots in the Treasure Valley. Here are some of In Time Tec’s favorite spots to visit with clients.

IT professionals gather in Boise to discuss the latest news with DevOps every spring. There are many different IT branches, so what makes DevOps worthy of its own conference? I talked to Paul Remeis, Senior VP at In Time Tec and one of the organizers of Boise DevOps Days, to find out the event's history and what it takes to put the event together.

The rise of remote work over the pandemic drastically impacted how we conduct business. One major change was the rise of remote work caused business to scatter across the continent. This can create a sense of depersonalization, as you may be working with people you rarely see.

Treasure Valley, an Idaho area that stretches from Ontario all the way to Middleton, covers many cities. First discovered in the 1800s, the valley got its designation from a businessman who felt that the area needed a name that encapsulates the resources and opportunities the area offers. Several businesses have capitalized on the unique benefits Idaho offers to widespread success and fame.

We live in a rapidly changing world. The tech world specifically is constantly advancing and it’s important for people to be able to adapt to these changes. One way for people to stay relevant in this ever-changing world is by attending local tech meetups to learn from and network with people in the tech field. Below is a list of both online and local tech meetups in the Treasure Valley. 

The tech profile of the Treasure Valley keeps increasing, leading to rumors that Idaho might be getting its own Silicon Valley. The speculation gained credibility with Meta Platform’s recent announcement. Meta is constructing a new data center in Kuna, Idaho, which will support Facebook, Instagram, and its other social sites.