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We’re proud to share that William Lindus, former Director of Operations at I.T. Guru, has been recognized as a contributing author in a newly released veterinary industry publication. The book, Blackwell’s Five-Minute Veterinary Practice Management Consult, 4th Edition, is now available and includes over 1,200 pages of updated insights for veterinary professionals. William Lindus contributed to multiple chapters within the Information Technology section—covering areas such as network infrastructure, cloud readiness, and effective IT communication for veterinary practices. A Lasting Contribution to Veterinary Medicine This contribution reflects what many already knew about William Lindus: his impact extended far beyond day-to-day operations. He had a unique ability to translate complex technical concepts into practical, real-world guidance that veterinary teams could actually use. Whether advising practices on infrastructure decisions or helping leadership teams think more strategically about technology, his approach was always grounded in clarity, practicality, and long-term sustainability. His inclusion in this publication stands as a lasting example of his commitment to helping veterinary practices operate more effectively and confidently in an increasingly complex technology landscape. Continuing His Impact At I.T. Guru, we remain committed to carrying forward the standards and principles that William Lindus helped build: Thoughtful, veterinary-specific technology guidance Clear communication between technical teams and practice leadership A focus on stability, security, and long-term success His work in this book is just one more way his influence continues to support veterinary practices across the industry. Closing We’re honored to see William Lindus’ contributions recognized in such a meaningful way, and we encourage our clients, partners, and peers to explore this resource. It’s a fitting reflection of the expertise, passion, and care he brought to the veterinary community every day. Learn More For those interested in exploring the book, you can find it here: 👉 View the book on Amazon

Cybersecurity threats are evolving rapidly, and artificial intelligence is accelerating that change faster than many businesses realize. In late 2026, a coalition of leading technology and security organizations—including Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Apple, Cisco, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, and the Linux Foundation—announced Project Glasswing, a large‑scale initiative designed to protect the world’s most critical software from the next generation of cyber threats.

Technology is no longer just a support function in a veterinary practice—it’s a core driver of efficiency, client experience, compliance, and growth. From practice management software and digital imaging to cybersecurity, remote access, and cloud‑based systems, the technology stack in a modern veterinary hospital is both complex and deeply intertwined with daily operations.

If you’ve noticed IT hardware pricing creeping upward - or quotes expiring faster than ever - you’re not alone. What we’re seeing right now isn’t just inflation or routine supply - chain noise. It’s the early wave of a global hardware shortage driven by AI and data center expansion, and it’s hitting veterinary practices hard in 2026.