628: Apple WWDC 2026 Highlights, 1Password for MSP’s & The Ongoing UniFi 6GHz Wi-Fi Debate

In this episode of Command Control Power, the hosts discuss recent Apple updates, including the new liquid glass feature and macOS support schedules up to 2028. They share their insights on the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) announcements and speculate on client feedback regarding OS support timelines. The conversation also delves into technical aspects and user experiences with Unifi’s six-gigahertz WiFi, highlighting troubleshooting steps like disabling the 6GHz band for improved stability. The team also touches on seamless transitions to 1Password MSP, comparing pricing and feature benefits. Through the exchange, they offer practical advice for managing both client and personal tech infrastructures as they keep an eye on emerging technologies and services.

00:00 Introduction and Recent Show Recap

00:25 Apple's Liquid Glass Announcement

00:45 macOS Support Timeline Discussion

04:10 Liquid Glass Early Impressions

06:35 MDM Migration Functionality

09:01 FileVault and MDM Enhancements

10:33 Intel Macs and macOS Tahoe Compatibility

13:32 Client Perspectives on Mac Longevity

26:39 Mac Mini Model Years Overview

27:36 Challenges with Mac Mini Hardware

28:11 Using Mac Mini for Various Tasks

30:26 Client Support and OS Upgrades

36:23 One Password MSP Transition

48:47 UniFi System Issues and Solutions

52:46 Conclusion and Farewell

627: Proving Chemistry: Sam & Jerry's Tech Talk

Proving Chemistry: Sam & Jerry's Tech Talk

In this episode of Command Control Power, Sam and Jerry address listener feedback about their on-air chemistry and dive into a variety of tech discussions. Sam talks about his recent MacBook Pro M4 upgrade and the challenges he faced during the data migration process. The duo discusses the importance of maintaining and justifying tech expenses, with Sam sharing his strategy of integrating different services using Hudu for efficient billing and management. Jerry shares a humorous support call mix-up, stressing the importance of communication. The episode also touches on VPN solutions using Ubiquiti's Teleport and the surprising endurance of legacy technologies like the iPod. Throughout, Sam and Jerry explore the nuances of staying relevant and efficient in tech consulting while maintaining client satisfaction.

00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene

00:56 Mac Migration Woes

02:11 Challenges with Migration Assistant

03:16 Time Machine Backup Struggles

07:05 Choosing the Right MacBook

10:18 Travel Tales and Personal Insights

14:42 Client Challenges and Security Concerns

17:52 User Training and Security Solutions

28:42 Microsoft Signatures and Email Platforms

29:13 Balancing Technology Costs

30:04 Subscription Services and Expense Management

31:36 Cutting Costs and Employee Tools

34:21 Old Work Stories and Company Policies

40:16 Travel Gadgets and Recommendations

48:25 Client Management and Documentation Tools

50:59 Funny Client Interaction

53:33 Conclusion and Sign Off

Best Of CCP - 165: Interview With Matt Woestehoff of Foundation in Minneapolis

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Recorded July 19, 2016

CCP welcomes Matt Woestehoff Director of Business Development and Operations of The Foundation in Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

Quoting Matt's Bio On The Foundation website: "Presenter, listener, growth engineer. I work with companies who understand the value of thinking ahead. We build a strong technological base so that you can Get Back to Work. We help acquire, deploy, and manage iPads, build network infrastructures to support thousands, and help entrepreneurs build their dreams. Born as Apple fan-boys, now recognizing brand-agnostic solutions for any business need. That said, we tend to work with creative agencies. Why? Because we get it. It's what we do."

You can reach Matt via email: matt@fndtn.com

On Twitter Follow The Foundation @thefndtn 

623: When Updates and Integration Go Awry: A Case Study

In this episode of Command Control Power, the hosts tackle a series of tech frustrations including missed live streams, troublesome iPhone camera features, and challenges with Apple TV and Hulu apps. They dive into a detailed rant about modern tech devices failing to work seamlessly, share personal anecdotes of encountering pop-up errors and software compatibility issues, and discuss potential solutions. Special segments include difficulties with remote work, the quirks of Notifications and Permissions in macOS, and the ongoing struggle with the Malwarebytes and Addigy integration. The discussion wraps with user interaction nuances and a nostalgic thank you to a decade-long listener.

00:00 Introduction and Apologies

00:19 Technical Difficulties and Live Stream Issues

00:34 Joe's Haircut and Visual Gags

01:31 Camera Control Button Rant

08:24 Dinner and Hulu Troubles

09:40 General Tech Frustrations

12:51 Coordination Problems in Tech

17:01 Malwarebytes and Agy Integration

17:50 Confusing Security Popups

19:00 User Reactions and Issues

20:23 Malwarebytes and Agy Coordination

20:40 Jerry's Experience with the Issue

25:01 Apple's Notification System

36:22 Remote Desktop Control Challenges

39:26 Listener Appreciation and Conclusion

Best Of CCP - 470: Beans In The Buckets

619: Mac Misfires, Backblaze Blues, and the Cost of Bad Support

In this episode, the hosts of Command Control Power discuss their personal lives and tech experiences, including outdoor activities and everyday tech issues. They delve into a peculiar issue one encountered with a MacBook Pro during an update, which turned out to be related to Dell Display Manager. The conversation also covers Backblaze backup anomalies, Apple's migration assistant quirks, and problematic customer service interactions with vendors like Microsoft and RingCentral. To wrap up, the team reflects on the importance of considering user behavior in quality assurance for tech products and services.

00:00 Introduction and Catching Up

00:54 Unexpected MacBook Pro Issue

03:33 Dell Display Manager Mystery

05:27 Annoying Software Bugs

08:48 Client Troubleshooting Story

17:55 Apple Watch Repair Misunderstanding

23:48 Backblaze Exclusions and Concerns

25:13 MacBook Air Story and Backup Issues

26:32 Backblaze Deduplication and Support

28:15 Trust Issues with Backblaze

30:48 Considering Alternative Backup Solutions

33:53 Client Concerns and Backup Costs

41:48 RingCentral and Phone Services

49:39 Quality Assurance in Tech

52:18 Concluding Thoughts and Listener Invitation