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ComplianceOctober 30, 2026
Un checklist de la Ley 21.719 para gimnasios: ocho preguntas operativas para responder con tu equipo en una tarde y saber dónde estás antes de hablar con un abogado. Con versión en PDF para imprimir.
TechnologyOctober 22, 2026
On 21 October PHP fixed two vulnerabilities that let anyone take over a server with no username or password. If your site, store or internal system uses PHP, this is what to check today and what to ask your provider.
SaaSOctober 17, 2026
Attendance drops before payment does. The four signals that come before a member cancels, the message that works when they show up, and what you need to record to see them at all.
ComplianceSeptember 25, 2026
Article 15 ter asks four questions, and three of them can only be answered honestly by someone who can open the database schema. What the law requires, what artifacts the team should produce, and why the burden of proof changes the calculation.
TechnologySeptember 17, 2026
Phishing stopped going after your password and started stealing your already-authenticated session. That takes SMS or app-based MFA out of the game, and changes what needs to happen about it.
BusinessSeptember 17, 2026
The government submitted a bill to postpone the law by a year; a Senate committee approved it in general, but it is not law yet. Until it is, the date in force is still December 1, 2026. Here's what changes and what to do now.
BusinessSeptember 17, 2026
The three roles, five events and three artifacts of Scrum explained without jargon — and the signs your team is carrying the framework instead of the other way around.
TechnologySeptember 17, 2026
What an ERP does that a spreadsheet doesn't, the signs you already need one, and why implementation weighs more than the license — with Chile's electronic receipt requirement in the mix.
TechnologySeptember 17, 2026
The question changed since 2015. It isn't whether everyone should learn to code — it's what gets lost when technical judgment is fully delegated away, and who actually still needs it.
TechnologySeptember 16, 2026
Three seconds of audio are enough to clone a voice. That turned vishing into one of the main entry vectors, and made the 'be wary if the voice sounds off' advice obsolete.
TechnologySeptember 12, 2026
Baiting moved from a USB drive dropped on the ground to a page asking you to "verify you're human" by pasting a command. How that shift works, and what stops it.
TechnologySeptember 9, 2026
What actually makes a system legacy — not its age — the four real strategies for modernizing one, and why a full rewrite is the one that fails most often.
BusinessSeptember 4, 2026
Automating a bad process makes it faster, not better. How to choose what to automate, what an automation needs to be reliable, and when it's better not to.
SaaSAugust 28, 2026
What to actually check before signing up: CLP payments, electronic receipts, access control, data export, and the obligations Ley 21.719 brings for health data.
SaaSSeptember 4, 2025
Five shifts redefining SaaS — built-in AI, real-usage pricing, verticalization, open ecosystems and security — and the business models that come with them.
BusinessMarch 27, 2023
Having an online presence has become essential for any business looking to expand its reach and grow its visibility. Here's what it delivers and how to get started.