About
Tediso provides practical, plain-language education on the technology that now runs every small business. Our courses help owners, managers, and their teams use AI tools well, keep their systems secure, and protect the customer information entrusted to them.
Our mission
Every session is taught by practitioners who build these systems for small businesses and professional firms, and every session is free of product pitches. You leave with clear next steps and written materials you can put to work the same week.
We focus on owners, managers, and teams at small businesses: the ones that rarely have an IT department, but hold the same customer information and face the same threats as much larger companies. Attorneys and accountants can also take our professional track, for which we are pursuing CLE accreditation.
Every session ends with something you can use: a checklist, a policy, a decision you are now equipped to make.
We start from your professional obligations of competence, confidentiality, and supervision, then show how technology fits within them.
Written for attorneys, accountants, and office staff. No jargon without an explanation.
Instructors teach principles and controls. Sessions never include product demonstrations or sales pitches.
Accreditation
Courses are free while we pursue CLE accreditation. Our application is in progress, and until it is approved no Tediso course carries CLE or CPE credit. We will announce approval here and to our mailing list, along with which courses it covers.
New Jersey · Begins January 1, 2027
Every New Jersey attorney must complete at least one CLE credit in technology-related subjects in each two-year compliance cycle.
New York · In effect now
Experienced New York attorneys must complete at least one CLE credit in cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection in each biennial reporting cycle.
CLE accreditation in progressTediso courses do not currently carry CLE or CPE credit.
Practitioners who build AI and automation systems for small businesses.
Builds AI and automation systems for small businesses
Abraham holds two master's degrees and an MBA from Stevens Institute of Technology and works in technology and media. Abraham also builds AI and automation systems that small businesses and professional firms use for intake, documents, and customer communication, and teaches what these tools actually do with customer information and how businesses can adopt them responsibly.
Builds AI and automation systems for small businesses
Joseph is a recent computer science graduate of the University of Tennessee and builds the AI and automation systems that small businesses rely on day to day. Joseph's sessions focus on the practical safeguards that keep customer data protected as businesses bring in new technology.