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It's SM3jRQiNmjMsiju3Fd Keith Andrade, founder of The Morning Byte

"One of my hobbies is keeping up-to-date about the latest technology going on within the tech and business realms," starts Keith Andade who has worked in software as an service (SaaS) for the past seven years.

He was a student at Baruch College, a business institution located in Manhattan while he was at Baruch College He learned a lot regarding business, which were compatible with his enthusiasm of technology. "The two are intertwined," he discovered. " Today's businesses must be reliant on technology in order to expand and expand. It was exciting to see how these technology works."

In the following years the following years, he started working for the health insurance industry along with payroll. "Previously there was nothing but pen and paper, and filing cabinets. But [the new company] were totally disrupting the business," he recalls.

Then he was employed at monday.com along with ones.com, selling the software for managing projects to companies. "I enjoyed it. But I realized in order to have a successful conversation with my clients I had to be able to do more than simply comprehend technology but not only understand how their company is managed, but keep up-to-date with current trends."

     One of the Morning Byte reports and a picture of the product with the smartphone    

Keith was known to spend his free time scouring the internet and searching for articles, in order to share them with his loved ones and family. "I realized that I would rather not send them articles every day on something I find intriguing'. Thus, I developed this service called newstext to send a short information on the latest happenings." Keith created an automation with Zapier along with ChatGPT to search for interesting articles that he enjoys, to then distill them into short bullets, and then send them as a text message to the subscribers." Keith explains.

Social media's issues

"Our clients love social media. We all do - it's just that immediate gratification" Keith continues. But the problem with social media is it requires all of your time. There is TikTok to find some quick news videos. Or you could make use of Instagram or follow your preferred celebrity to get a daily update on the most recent news, but the issue is that every time you start an application, you're exposed and ideas that are displayed in your newsfeed."

Keith thinks that the advantage for The Morning Byte is it is a way to block out other content competing with your attention. "It's a text message; It's accessible anytime you'd like. This is your chance to regain freedom," he explains.

Many readers glance at it in the early morning. Others skim it at lunchtime. "The principle is that you are responsible for your attention and time. When you're online on social media, you have to sort through the noise and find what you want. Social media can be an ad-hoc trap and can waste your time. The time we spend is one of the most precious things that we possess," Keith adds.

It is said social media doesn't provide an excuse to make us better in the quality of our lives. "It's an ideal method to keep in touch, however the goal isn't to stay connected but to remain connected." he asks. "I go through my newsfeed filled with ads, or it's businesses paying for their posts."

     One of the Morning Byte stories featuring an artful rendering    

"I think social media could be fun. I enjoy it, but I'm just not convinced it's a great concept. My opinion is that it's not good for our mental health. It's not good for our mental health. Morning Byte is a space that is for those who really are looking to make their lives better." He advises people who wish to make use of technology in order to succeed or are looking to become an entrepreneur need to be able to access resources that will keep them at the cutting edge of technology "All I'm saying is The Morning Byte might be the best choice!" He smiles.

Most importantly, Keith uses his own products throughout the day. "I work from night to midnight, looking for pertinent details because there are times when things occur in the evening, which is why I advise people to be prepared and educated before they begin their day. I prefer credible sources, such as Reuters as well as The New York Times. Forbes can be excellent; The Verge is a great source."

Keith affirms that, regardless what size enterprise owner, if are able to provide reliable details which aren't accessible to a big media company It's definitely important enough to get the attention of The Morning Byte. "If I find your story intriguing, I'll send it to our readers an indication that it's pertinent!" he states.

The ability to stay in the lead

When he worked in various companies, Keith was constantly thinking about how he could take something he loved and turn into a model that would make it profitable and provide worth to the customers. Prior to coming up with the business model for The Morning Byte, he saw that another of his customers, The New Paper, had a similar model however it was located in the area of news about politics. Keith realized a potential.

"I think there's a lot worth gaining from those working in the realm of technology. Professionals such as realtors are keen to understand the ways in which AI technology has a profound impact on their daily life." Keith was convinced he could aid with staying on the cutting-edge of technology. "If bloggers are among you,, then you might be asking yourself "Do I really need the newest microphone or a new microphone?' or 'Is there a tool that can help me make my voice sound clear What are the most frequently asked questions by people themselves since there's always an update to AI software that is released every day."

One of the Morning Byte stories featuring an artistic illustration

I was excited to see The Morning Byte for myself. That's when I had the "wow" sensation. I'm looking to go beyond being up-to-date. I must stay on the forefront of technology. I am a tech professional and I constantly have to win sales and gain the success of the business." As The New Paper focuses on the political landscape, The Morning Byte focuses on the finance sector, such as electric vehicles, machine learning and artificial intelligence."

The reason is that Keith's customers are both tech and business-oriented who have limited time. "It's hard to keep up and also there's a lot of confusion. My website is true. I offer highlights of documents. There is no need to read through the whole article and you only get the points, so you can be able to be aware of the issues. If you'd like to go through the entire article, it's crucial to determine the source of your data. The source link is found on the site.

"The article links to the site themorningbyte.co and it has an artistic rendering that uses generative AI art. It is a fascinating story. The article is intriguing. This article gives people the chance to talk about their experiences as well as to remain current and stay on top of the latest developments."

The story of Keith has taken him full circle beginning as a person seeking information, and eventually being a customer of his product and then the creator of a business that curates information for others. It's one thing being up-to date however, as Keith has realized, being ahead of the curve is quite a different matter. There are a variety of services there to help you. Maybe it's time for you to buy a Byte!

More information about The Morning Byte

For more informaiton on Keith Andrade and The Morning Byte, go to https://www.themorningbyte.co/. For more information on the best ways to follow Keith through social channels, go to Facebook, Instagram, Threads or LinkedIn.

He can be heard in his podcast, the Uncharted Podcast as well as watching his Digimarcon interview on this page:

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