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Humanfrog has been named among the Future 100 Slovenija, one hundred Slovenian companies with strong potential for further growth and international development. For us, this is an important recognition of our work to date and a confirmation that we are on the right track. At the same time, this inclusion gives us additional momentum for the future. It encourages us to continue developing, strengthen our expertise, and create advanced technological solutions that deliver long-term business value to our clients.

Proxmox VE is increasingly used in more demanding production environments, so the question of how to protect such environments effectively is becoming ever more important. Backing up virtual machines is only one element. In practice, reliable replication, fast recovery, the ability to migrate across platforms, and proper access and infrastructure management are equally important.

Before going on vacation, we check whether we have documents, access to the bank account, copies of reservations, and insurance. We less often check whether our company also has a "backup plan" for its digital life. Where is its data stored? Who has access to it? Can we move it elsewhere? And would we be able to operate if a key provider suddenly became unavailable?

Imagine a completely ordinary situation. You step into an elevator; in front of you is a panel with floor numbers. Do you know how to use it? Of course you do. And that is exactly why today I am writing an ode to the elevator—the simplest user interface. The elevator’s user interface, if those few numbers can even be called that, exhibits the highest possible degree of intuitiveness—a quality for which almost no prior learning is required.

A multilingual website had been on our task list for a year and a half, but we never found the right time for it. Client projects, infrastructure, development, and other day-to-day commitments always took precedence, so implementation of the English version of the website kept getting pushed back. The issue was not a lack of content or expertise, but the process, which required too much time and coordination. We only found a solution once we integrated translation into our existing publishing process.

In Part 1, we established that AI is not a shortcut around expertise, but an accelerator for what we bring into the process ourselves. The outcome does not depend only on the prompt, but above all on the context, objectives, brand understanding, and the decisions that steer the AI. Without proper preparation, AI quickly generates content that looks fine at first glance but is too generic in practice and often ineffective. Now let’s look at what that preparation looks like in practice.

Today we encounter AI at every turn. Someone posts an ad that looks “wow,” while someone else posts an ad that already makes you a bit uncomfortable after the first scroll. Then we often hear: “AI is bad.” AI itself is neither good nor bad.

WordPress’s exceptionally rich plugin ecosystem is a major contributor to its global popularity. The official WordPress repository lists more than 59,000 free plugins; including premium sources, there are likely more than 70,000, which means you can add almost any functionality with just a few clicks. This flexibility is one of the key reasons WordPress powers around 40% of all websites worldwide.

Over the past decade, many companies have built their virtualization infrastructure on the VMware ESXi hypervisor, primarily due to the availability of a free version. This enabled smaller and mid-sized organizations to establish a stable, high-performance environment for business applications without high licensing costs.

In many small and medium-sized enterprises, the IT environment evolves organically, without a clear plan or long-term strategy. Various applications are used, with inconsistent versions of office tools and antivirus solutions; workstations are not standardized, and access to information systems is often arranged on an individual basis and without adequate documentation.

When we talk about IT security, attention is often directed toward large and visible threats, such as ransomware attacks, server intrusions, and malicious code. This perspective gives the impression that security is addressed primarily at the infrastructure level, separate from users’ everyday work.

Blocks are the fundamental building blocks of a website. Each block represents an independent element, such as a paragraph, image, gallery, video, or navigation menu. These building blocks can be added, moved, and edited within the visual editor, enabling predictable, simple, and structured page creation.

We are pleased to announce that Alarix has become part of the Humanfrog Group. With this step, we are combining the expertise and experience of both teams, which strengthens our position as a reliable partner in the field of IT solutions.

Digital projects constitute a strategic platform that must simultaneously build the brand, deliver an excellent user experience, and meet the highest technology and security standards.

Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware has shaken the global IT ecosystem and presented many infrastructure service providers with a strategic choice: either accept a drastic increase in licensing costs or execute a comprehensive technology transformation within a very short timeframe.

In an era of rapid technological change and increasing regulatory requirements, strategic partnership is one of the key business decisions facing the leadership of smaller IT companies. Accelerated development, a more demanding market, and the need for multidisciplinary expertise create challenges that cannot be effectively addressed without a comprehensive and reliable support infrastructure.

The transition from Zabec.net to Humanfrog was not merely a rebrand, but a strategic transformation that reflects our evolution, our focus on user experience, and our unwavering ambition for innovation, through which we co-create the digital future.