Lisa Hornung, Author at TechRepublic

Lisa Hornung

Bio

Lisa Hornung is a freelance editor for TechRepublic based in Louisville, KY. She has been a journalist for more than 20 years, and her work has been published in USA Today, The Bark, Group Travel Leader, Louisville Courier Journal, and more.

Latest from Lisa Hornung

Software

Airtable vs. Asana: What’s the better software for your business?

Compare two popular project management tools, Airtable and Asana, to find the one that works best for your business.

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Tech Industry

15 tech fiction picks: Curl up with these good books

Tech lovers like a good story, too! Check out these recently released options for a good yarn about the world of technology.

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Mobility

5 transcription apps to make your work life easier

Need to record and transcribe an interview, lecture, or discussion? These five apps make that much simpler and more affordable than ever before.

Mobility

Learn a language before your next trip with these apps

Can learning a language with an app work as well as taking a class? Maybe or maybe not. But it can definitely get you on your way to international understanding.

PURPOSE Every enterprise needs to establish a plan of action to assess and then recover from unauthorized access to its network. This policy from TechRepublic Premium provides a foundation from which to start building your specific procedures. From the policy: ASSIGN AN INCIDENT RESPONSE TEAM An incident response team should be put together and a ...

PURPOSE Every department, regardless of size, needs to employ and account for depreciation — particularly if that department manages assets such as laptops, servers, and production machinery. How else are you going to know when it’s time to purchase new equipment? With the help of this worksheet from TechRepublic Premium, you’ll be able to calculate ...

PURPOSE Collaboration tools exist within a wide range of services, from voice calls to version control systems and everything in between. But for average enterprise businesses, the tools that make work-life exponentially easier are the basics: Voice. Video. Screen sharing. LDAP integration. Web and mobile apps. Third-party integration. Your business might be able to get ...

Lisa Hornung

Airtable vs. Asana: What’s the better software for your business?

15 tech fiction picks: Curl up with these good books

5 transcription apps to make your work life easier

Learn a language before your next trip with these apps

Incident response policy

Computer hardware depreciation calculator

Comparison chart: Enterprise collaboration tools

Comparison guide: Top enterprise collaboration tools