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Excel 2002 Intermediate ...ries Of Functions Getting Help On A Function Copying An Example To A Worksheet The AVERAGE Function Specifying Function Arguments Redefining A Named Range Absolute Cell References The Median Function Using A Named Range As An Argument Manually Entering A Function Argument Tooltips Viewing Formula & Results The Formula Auditing Toolbar Additional Help On Functions Formatting A  more...

Powerpoint 2002 Advanced ...acro Creating A New Slide Inserting An AutoShape Macro Example Adding A Description Creating A 3-D Button Adding A Label Ending The Recording Adding 3-D Effects Adding A Control Editing Object Properties Adding A Command Button Editing Command Button Properties Introduction To Visual Basic Visual Basic AutoFill More Visual Basic Programming Exiting The Visual Basic Editor  more...

Treating Your Direct Reports Fairly Treating Your Direct Reports Fairly Most of us are taught from a very young age to treat everyone fairly, but what does fairness mean in the business environment? Specifically, what role does fairness play when managing people? To be a fair manager, one must be committed to the principles of justice and responsibility, and maintain accountability in the exercise of authority and power. This  more...

Bloodborne Pathogen Awarenss ...iety of methods to meet the intent of the standard. As an example, OSHA has previously stated that an employer can meet OSHA's requirement for trainees to have direct access to a qualified trainer by providing a telephone hotline. This course was developed with subject matter support provided by EnSafe Inc., a global professional services company focusing on engineering, environment, health and  more...

Tracking and Reporting Progress Tracking and Reporting Progress Microsoft Project stakeholders have a vested interest in the project's progress so information needs to be tracked, recorded, and reported. A project manager needs to decide on the information to be tracked, and how to track it. Microsoft Office Project 2007 helps a project manager by making this process easy. Baselines and interim plans, for example, create  more...

Workplace Conflict Recognizing and Responding to Conflict Workplace Conflict: Recognizing and Responding to Conflict Conflict can have many causes disagreements about who does what, or about how things are done, as well as disagreements related to personality and style. And inevitably, conflicts will arise in the workplace, so it's critical to be able to deal with them successfully. If you avoid conflict that requires quick, decisive action, or if  more...

Business Grammar Sentence Construction Business Grammar: Sentence Construction People write sentences everyday in business. However, sometimes those sentences are not as well constructed as they could be. A misplaced modifier might get a chuckle out of the reader, but it doesn't help your reputation or that of your company. Nor does a run-on sentence, which can blur the meaning of your message and cause the reader to be confused  more...

Business Grammar Common Usage Errors Business Grammar: Common Usage Errors When do you use who's or whose? And when should you choose less rather than fewer? Understanding the subtle variations in meanings of such words ones that are often misused or confused is important if you want to write clearly and professionally. This course describes how to use commonly confused words correctly, including word pairs that sound alike and  more...

Integrated Project Execution Monitoring and Control ...esigned to direct, monitor, and control project work. For example, project baselines for schedule, cost, scope, and quality give the project manager firm foundation by which to monitor project work and upon which to base decisions. When problems arise, strategies for managing changes help get the project back in line. This course will equip project managers with skills to manage change in an  more...

Getting Results without Direct Authority Reciprocity ...hout authority is to leverage the law of reciprocity. For example, you help someone with a difficult analysis and that person in turn helps you put together a presentation. Or you support a colleague in a meeting, and later you get a key role in that colleague's project. For any trade to be successful, though, you need to know what others need and what resources you have to offer them that  more...

Conflicts of Interest in the Workplace ...whether the employee's judgment is actually impaired. For example, an employee with a conflict of interest may make an impartial decision that benefits the employer, rather than the employee s own self-interest. However, because of the employee's conflict of interest, the decision might create the appearance of impropriety and the employee's intent or the decision might be called into question.  more...

Privacy Information Security ...sinesses and industries is protected by various laws. For example the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) laws protect private medical information. Many states have enacted their own laws, and the federal government is regulated by the Privacy Act of 1974. Legislatures are increasingly responding to calls for greater protection of private information, and stories of  more...

Business Writing Know Your Readers and Your Purpose ...ou ever received a memo that annoyed you by its tone? For example, it might have been patronizing or too familiar. The key to controlling the tone of your writing is to put yourself in the place of your reader. And you need to carefully choose the words that will create the right tone for your message. When you know who your readers are and what your purpose is, you can tailor your tone to suit  more...

Introduction to Request Fulfillment ..., but require attention, time, and a quick turnaround for example, someone needs a new password, to change an existing password, or they need to add a new software program to their machine. It is important for organizations to be able to manage these demands in an efficient way by having processes mapped out for these repetitive requests, and having dedicated staff to support these requests.  more...

Identifying Your Customers Expectations ... needs of the company than the wants of the customer. For example, customer interface technologies are usually introduced to save on costs, and keep prices competitive. Companies believe that low prices are what customers value above all else, and they think that the additional efficiency of the automated systems will be appreciated. However, when asked, customers frequently say they would be  more...

Enhancing Your Creativity ...onal characteristics have been linked with creativity for example, a willingness to take risks, the ability to connect diverse ideas, and open-mindedness. And most important, perhaps, is believing that you are creative. Many people get stuck because they think 'I'm not a creative person.' But everyone has creative potential. Understanding the characteristics you possess that boost your  more...

Avoiding Time Stealers ...f your own behaviors affect how well you manage time. For example, you may be a procrastinator, or you may find it difficult to say no to requests to take on more work. Such behaviors can reduce your efficiency, as well as create unnecessary stress for you. This course focuses on strategies for dealing with common time stealers procrastinating and taking on too much work as well as how to  more...

Using Business Tools to Manage Sales Teams ...age the business side of your sales manager position. For example, you have to know how to forecast sales accurately to determine the goals that your sales team will set. Like many sales managers, you've probably asked yourself, "How do I successfully and effectively manage the business aspect of my responsibilities?" This course will help you answer that question by providing you with  more...

Introduction to Program Management ...ment is the subsequent rung after project management. For example, project managers regularly balance many projects with varying deadlines and responsibilities all at the same time. In a similar way, program managers must balance multiple programs, consisting of many different projects. When in a program management environment, there is an entirely new set of skills and knowledge a program  more...

Moving Business Services Into the Cloud Moving Business Services Into the Cloud This course further explores how cloud service offerings affect service-oriented architecture and traditional IT services and how aspects of cloud services can present new opportunities to businesses. It outlines strategic implication and provides tips on how businesses can attempt to measure the value of transitioning to cloud computing. This course  more...

Cash Flow Mgmt Essentials for Non-financial Professionals Cash Flow Mgmt. Essentials for Non-financial Professionals Cash flow management involves monitoring, analyzing, and adjusting your business's cash flows to maintain a steady flow of cash available for your activities when needed. Sustaining working capital while managing the flow of cash is often a challenge with many businesses. Sale of goods and services results in cash coming in, while  more...

Financial Statements for Non-fiinancial Professionals Financial Statements for Non-fiinancial Professionals Financial statements, including the Income Statement, the Cash Flow Statement, and the Balance Sheet, work as a dashboard of the financial performance of an organization. Knowing how these financial statements are created, and how they reflect the performance of the organization, helps non-financial professionals better understand how  more...

Lean Tools Techniques for Flow Pull ... more competitive and responsive to customer demands. For example, the Visual Workplace is a Lean tool that uses of clear visuals such as signs, labels, and color-coded markings to keep workers from wasting time and effort searching for materials. Another tool just-in-time management ensures there is a continuous supply of components, parts, and supplies so that workers have what they need,  more...

CompTIA Network 2009 Network Components ...ectly. Also, the logical operations of network media, for example transmission speeds, duplexing, and frequency, is explained. This course also describes how to install network media and how to verify that the installation is correct. This course maps to the CompTIA Network 2009 exam objectives for categorizing standard cable types and their properties and identifying common connector types.  more...

CompTIA Network 2009 Network Fundamentals ...used on the network. As well, the scope of a network, for example, if it s a LAN, MAN, or WAN, can have an impact on the type of topology chosen for implementation on the network. This course covers the basic devices used in a network, such as servers, workstations, and hosts, and focuses on the different logical and physical topologies that networks can be based on. The course explores network  more...

Cisco Route 1 0 EIGRP Authentication Advanced Feature Implementation Cisco Route 1.0: EIGRP Authentication & Advanced Feature Implementation Cisco Cisco Certified Design Professional (CCDP ) 642-902 Implementing Cisco IP Routing (ROUTE) v1.0 Security is an important part of any network and should be extended to the routing protocol by implementing neighbor authentication. Without this authentication, unauthorized or deliberately malicious routing updates can  more...

The Consumer Electronics Industry Overview Version 1 ...e to adopt effective strategies to remain successful. For example, they might focus on improving their business and manufacturing processes in order to reduce their costs and thereby absorb the lower prices demanded by the market. Or they might increase their investment in research and development to address rapid technological change. This course is designed to help learners understand these  more...

Customer Driven Process Improvement Basic Framework Customer Driven Process Improvement: Basic Framework Letting customer needs drive your process improvement efforts can increase the chances that your product or service will be favored by customers - the most important stakeholders in your business. Customer satisfaction is critical to the survival of any business. And organizations that focus on improving processes so that they can produce  more...

Sales Communication Techniques Simulation ...ies and make hospital length-of-stay recommendations. For example, when a doctor calls an insurance company because a patient needs heart bypass surgery, the company's call-center nurse enters the details of the case into Procedure Protocols Plus. Then, using the provided information, Procedure Protocols Plus helps evaluate the medical necessity of the procedure. In this simulation, you will  more...

IT Strategy Essentials Business IT Strategy Alignment IT Strategy Essentials: Business & IT Strategy Alignment How well are IT and business strategies aligned in your organization? In companies where IT and business collaborate successfully, IT is often used to exploit innovation to drive constant improvement in business operations. This can result in new products and capabilities that give the company a competitive advantage. You can measure  more...

Campus to Corporate Developing a Professional Image Campus to Corporate: Developing a Professional Image Projecting a professional image is vital to career success. Knowing how to dress is part of it, but there's much more. It's about demonstrating your best qualities through the attitude you bring to your work. And it's about respecting yourself, your job, your organization, and your coworkers. This course explains how you can show  more...

Introduction to Software Program Design Introduction to Software Program Design In order to work their magic, computer programmers need to understand the various methods required by programming languages. This course introduces the learner to the basic methods and processes necessary to construct algorithms, including variables and data types, expressions and statements, and more advanced concepts like arrays and functions.  more...

IFRS Transitioning to IFRS ...allenges if they underestimate a project's magnitude. For example, companies will have to assess how the new procedures will affect key employees' daily duties and provide the appropriate training for them. They'll have to ensure that their accounting and data management systems can provide the information necessary to be IFRS compliant. And they must determine the costs involved in switching  more...

Writing for Technical Professionals Effective Writing Techniques ... target audience. You must take a different approach, for example, if instructing technical students how to implement a technology from the approach you would use to describe a technology's benefits to the general population. A different approach again will be appropriate if you want to explain the unique nuances of your invention to a group of peers. When you've clarified your audience, you  more...

Cisco IUWNE 1 0 Wireless Clients ...tion of wireless clients on common operating systems, for example NetworkManager under Linux, the Mac AirPort configuration utility, and Windows Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC). Cisco also provides their own client configuration tools that can be installed on an administrator's computer. This course describes the default configuration tools found on common operating systems that allow a user  more...

SQL Server 2008 Security Management ...has the appropriate permissions to complete the task, for example, running a specific store procedure to access underlying objects. This course demonstrates how to create SQL Server logins, database users, and how to grant permissions, including server and database roles. It also addresses how to use encryption to protect a database and database data, as well as how to use impersonation using  more...

Operations Management Operations Scheduling Operations Management: Operations Scheduling Operations scheduling involves the distribution and use of an organization's resources - in other words, its human resources, equipment, and facilities - to produce the goods and services needed to meet forecasted customer demand. Two important activities within the scheduling function are loading and sequencing. Loading means assigning  more...

The Biotechnology Industry Overview Version 1 ... as well; pricing pressures and a decline in funding, for example. To address such challenges, industry players can adopt new cost-cutting and efficiency measures or partner with other biotechnology or pharmaceutical firms. They also need to deal with increased regulation and strong moral opposition to their activities; particularly in the field of genetic engineering. In response,  more...

Managing Workforce Generations Working with the 21st Century Generation Mix ...s and the Generation Xers. Widespread Internet usage, for example, means that, typically, these generations are adept in technology. Globalization is another shaping influence, with the result that both generations value diversity. At the same time, however, each generation has its own distinct attitudes, priorities, and work habits. By using strategies that recognize the differences, managers  more...

Basic Presentation Skills Planning a Presentation Basic Presentation Skills: Planning a Presentation Even the most seasoned public speakers can experience nerves before a major presentation. The successful ones, however, have learned how to make those nerves work for them. Positive concern about the impact of a presentation can spur presenters to raise their game, enabling them to get the desired results. For example, a presentation can be  more...

Succeeding in the American Workplace Succeeding in the American Workplace Efficiency, achievement, and action are important workplace values in the United States. And being successful in an American workplace can depend on how well you adopt practices that reflect these values. For example, do you actively look for ways to make things better in your organization? Do you know how to conduct meetings efficiently? Are you able to  more...

Scheduling Events Managing Applications Scheduling Events & Managing Applications IBM The Lotus Notes calendar is a key application in the Lotus Notes 8 client that allows users to effectively manage their time and streamline the way they work. Using the Calendar, you can share your free and busy time with colleagues, as well as create and book meetings. This course discusses the calendar interface and how to book appointments and  more...

Software Program Control Flow Fundamentals Software Program Control Flow Fundamentals Computer software works because programmers create algorithms, which when broken down, are nothing more than a collection of logical constructs. This course introduces the learner to the logic behind computer software, including using defining tables to solve a problem, conditional statements like IF THEN, and repetition using FOR and WHILE loops.  more...

Expert Certificate Course in Medical Coding ... American Association of Professional Coders, (AAPC), for example, allows 1 year of experience if you submit documentation for the successful completion of the course on the pretest application. Additional Certificates are available from participating accredited universities and colleges. For more details write to Testimonials "Thank you so much for answering my concerns regarding the great  more...

Legal Research and Writing ... be the work of the individual student. The following are examples of dishonesty, or unethical and unprofessional behavior: Plagiarism - Using another person?s words, ideas, or results without giving proper credit to that person, giving the impression that it is a student?s own work Any form of cheating on examinations Altering academic or clinical records Falsifying information for any  more...

Adobe PageMaker 7 0 - Using the industry standard for page layout Learn PageMaker 7.0 by creating ten example documents.  more...

PowerPoint 2000 Expert Experienced PowerPoint users will expand on their skills and learn how to apply advanced visual effects, import and export elements, work across applications, and prepare presentations for delivery in different ways, such as readying presentations for 35mm slides and the Web. Mastery of this course will empower an experienced user of Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 to apply advanced visual effects,  more...

PowerPoint 2000 Level 3 Applying visual effects, importing and exporting elements, and working across applications are some of the skills that students will learn in this advanced version of Microsoft PowerPoint 2000. Mastery of this course will empower an experienced user of Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 to apply advanced visual effects, import and export elements, work across applications, and prepare presentations for  more...

QuickBooks Pro 2001 Level 2 This course will introduce students to the more advanced features of QuickBooks Pro 2001, such as generating balance sheets, creating customized reports and invoices, and amending payroll information. This course will introduce students to the more advanced features of QuickBooks Pro 2001, such as generating balance sheets, creating customized reports and invoices, and amending payroll  more...

Preventing Sexual Harassment for Leaders ...ree environment, and suggestions on how to set a positive example for others. It also includes an example of an effective policy statement. IMPORTANT NOTE: INTERNET EXPLORER (IE) BROWSER REQUIRED - can`t use Netscape or other browsers for this training. Leaders have a particular responsibility in preventing sexual harassment, and this course spells out just exactly what their role is. They  more...

The Entrepreneurship Certificate in Marketing Mastery Program ... business that they are interested in learning about. For example, an internet-only retailer or a consulting firm. To be a successful entrepreneur you must be able to quickly and clearly communicate your business concept, relaying both your passion and the essence of your plan. This is most commonly referred to as the elevator pitch. The Entrepreneurship Mastery Program is designed so that as  more...

Violence in the Workplace ... and employers should take. Walk through a real workplace example, and learn what an employer and employees can do to avoid violence in the workplace. Finally, if violence does strike your workplace, learn how to meet it with an effective incidence response. No one gets hurt with a game pad or a joystick, but in the real workplace, our Violence in the Workplace Safety Training Program can make  more...

Supervisor`s Role in Preventing Accidents A supervisor has to be Superman today with ISO standards, production goals, launch targets, human resources, and more. And that ™s just before lunch. Supervisor`s Role in Preventing Accidents A supervisor has to be Superman today with ISO standards, production goals, launch targets, human resources, and more. And that?s just before lunch. In our OSHA safety-training program, the  more...

Violence in the Workplace ... and employers should take. Walk through a real workplace example, and learn what an employer and employees can do to avoid violence in the workplace. Finally, if violence does strike your workplace, learn how to meet it with an effective incidence response. No one gets hurt with a game pad or a joystick, but in the real workplace, our Violence in the Workplace Safety Training Program can make  more...

Legal Transcription Training ...based on "piece work," by the line or page. Let`s give an example: You could earn 6 to 10 cents per line or $1.50 to $3 per page. Once proficient, you should be typing about 300 lines per hour x 8 cents. This averages about $24 per hour. If you work in an office, salary ranges are from $27,000 to $40,000 annually. This Online Legal Transcription Training Program provides the most current and  more...

MSHA Part 46 Refresher ...aining requirements outside the scope of this course. For example, the regulations (46.8(b)) require a review of your site-specific hazards. The total time of study spent on the refresher must be a minimum of eight hours. The course design here closely matches the template for Part 46 training provided by MSHA. When completed, your training will need to be certified by the person in your  more...

Essential Spanish ...and there is an `informal` way of addressing someone; for example two younger people of the same age, or between friends. This is why we have two couples: Tony and Kate are friendly and informal: Se?or L?pez and Se?orita Fern?ndez are more formal - but still friendly of course! After each scene there is a short test to check how you are doing, and at the end of the course a longer exam that  more...

Time Management ...the technical expertise you need to get the job done. For example, an engineer needs to understand how to build and understand physical systems - this is an example of a hard skill. In general, soft skills are interpersonal competencies which play a very important role in professional success; they help you to do your very best while working in an environment with many individuals who come from  more...

Work-Life Balance ...the technical expertise you need to get the job done. For example, an engineer needs to understand how to build and understand physical systems - this is an example of a hard skill. In general, soft skills are interpersonal competencies which play a very important role in professional success; they help you to do your very best while working in an environment with many individuals who come from  more...

Customer Relations ...the technical expertise you need to get the job done. For example, an engineer needs to understand how to build and understand physical systems - this is an example of a hard skill. In general, soft skills are interpersonal competencies which play a very important role in professional success; they help you to do your very best while working in an environment with many individuals who come from  more...

Working with Difficult People ...the technical expertise you need to get the job done. For example, an engineer needs to understand how to build and understand physical systems - this is an example of a hard skill. In general, soft skills are interpersonal competencies which play a very important role in professional success; they help you to do your very best while working in an environment with many individuals who come from  more...

FMLA: What Supervisors Need to Know ...the technical expertise you need to get the job done. For example, an engineer needs to understand how to build and understand physical systems - this is an example of a hard skill. In general, soft skills are interpersonal competencies which play a very important role in professional success; they help you to do your very best while working in an environment with many individuals who come from  more...

EEOC & ADA: What Supervisors Need to Know ...the technical expertise you need to get the job done. For example, an engineer needs to understand how to build and understand physical systems - this is an example of a hard skill. In general, soft skills are interpersonal competencies which play a very important role in professional success; they help you to do your very best while working in an environment with many individuals who come from  more...

FLSA: What Supervisors Need to Know ...the technical expertise you need to get the job done. For example, an engineer needs to understand how to build and understand physical systems - this is an example of a hard skill. In general, soft skills are interpersonal competencies which play a very important role in professional success; they help you to do your very best while working in an environment with many individuals who come from  more...

Expert Certificate Course in Medical Transcription for the Physician ™s Office and Home Based Business ...ssignments and exercises, so plan on 400 hours total. For example, those who study 30 hours per week can expect to complete the program in 13 weeks.Q. Do I need a credential to work as a medical transcriptionist? A. Though a credential is not required for employment in the medical transcription field, some facilities may offer incentives to transcriptionists to become credentialed. Check with  more...

Valuing Diversity in the Workplace ...the technical expertise you need to get the job done. For example, an engineer needs to understand how to build and understand physical systems - this is an example of a hard skill. In general, soft skills are interpersonal competencies which play a very important role in professional success; they help you to do your very best while working in an environment with many individuals who come from  more...

Effective Communication in the Workplace ...the technical expertise you need to get the job done. For example, an engineer needs to understand how to build and understand physical systems - this is an example of a hard skill. In general, soft skills are interpersonal competencies which play a very important role in professional success; they help you to do your very best while working in an environment with many individuals who come from  more...

Problem Performance Identification ... make the individual worker unable to perform better, for example in terms of the design of the task they are asked to perform. But there are also performance problems that stem from the workers attitude. In between these two there are performance problems which do not come from a disinterest in performing well, and are not system based issues, but are caused by the workers own ability to  more...

Managing and Maintaining Brand Equity ...ed in the reintroduction of Coca-Cola Classic. This is an example of how, over time, new competitors come into the market, consumer tastes change, fashions come and go and even lifestyles change. How can you respond successfully? By being ready for change and having a plan of action. This course gives brand managers, and anyone involved in marketing, an awareness of the ongoing spectrum of  more...

Steps for Successful ISO Registration ...sary steps required to organize for ISO registration. For example, management commitment must be obtained, a steering team and internal audit program established, and the appropriate registrar selected. Preparing for registration involves creating four levels of documentation beginning with the quality manual, identifying areas that require improvement, and ensuring quality procedures and work  more...

Flash MX Intermediate Developer Macromedia Flash MX is one of the finest tools available for creating powerful websites. This Virtual Training Company tutorial is aimed at developers, those who are creating web applications and using advanced Flash MX ActionSripting in developer mode. Your instructor, Eric Hake, will guide you through the new features of the Flash MX Development tool. Timelines, shared libraries and templates  more...

Oracle 11i10 System Admin Printer Management Form Personalization The course covers concepts and tasks associated with printer management, such as registering a new printer, printing with the pasta utility, and customizing print options. The course also focuses on demonstrations essential for personalizing forms. In addition, the course contains information about the basic, intermediate, advanced, and administrative concepts related to forms personalization.  more...

SAP R 3 v4 0 Retail Order Management via Distribution Center .... This course illustrates the training knowledge using an example of a possible process chain, between a retail company and its clients. L earn To: The Retail Process. Basic scenario and related processes. Delivery Scheduling. Subsequent Settlement. C ontent Emphasis Skills-Based A udience All those involved in the use of SAP R/3 for Retail tasks.  more...

SAP R 3 PDM Product Development ...ce model is dealt with here. The user is provided with an example of implementing the product development process with change management using the SAP R/3 PDM module, AutoCAD, and AutoCAD SAP R/3 PDM. The emphasis here is placed on familiarizing the user with system functions within the framework of a business process. L earn To: Product Data of a Part to be Produced.  more...

Lotus Notes 6 Moving to IBM Lotus Notes 6 ...nd managing messages, and working with the Calendar - for example, tracking meetings - and the To Do list. The course then offers a unit on the management of databases, discussions and the personal journal, a unit on the use of Search tools and the organization of information using bookmarks, and a unit on the features of document creation, for example, table use and customization, the use of  more...

Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks Part 2 ... important OSPF commands is explained and described in an example. Learn To: Identify characteristics of OSPF protocol. Identify OSPF protocol configuration methods and techniques. Identify features of OSPF routers, LSAs, and route summarization types. Identify guidelines for configuring OSPF on multiple areas and virtual links. Audience: This course is  more...

Cisco Internetwork Troubleshooting Part 1 ...the efficient operation of complex computer networks, for example, System Engineers, Network Administrators, or Internetwork Engineers. Cisco employees, Channel Partners, Resellers, and customers may also take this course. It is expected that the target audience will be educated to degree level or equivalent in computer science or electrical engineering with some experience of maintaining Cisco  more...

Cisco Internetwork Troubleshooting Part 2 ...the efficient operation of complex computer networks, for example, System Engineers, Network Administrators, or Internetwork Engineers. Cisco employees, Channel Partners, Resellers, and customers may also take this course. It is expected that the target audience will be educated to degree level or equivalent in computer science or electrical engineering with some experience of maintaining Cisco  more...

SAP R 3 Workflow Architecture ...o Notification of absence from Personnel Management as an example. Learn To a Basic Principles of Workflow. a Purpose of a Workflow System. a Working with SAPoffice. a SAP Business Workflow Architecture. a Basic Structure of SAP Business Workflow. a Process Layer. a Organizational Layer. a Business Object Layer. Audience The  more...

SAP R 3 PP Production Planning SOP ...l: - Effects of Sales & Operations Planning data on MP. - Example of demand management. o Planning at the material requirements planning level: - The planning run. - Displaying planning results. Unit 3: Functions and details of SOP 1 - 1.5 hours o Functional overview of SOP: - Functions of standard SOP. - Creating product groups. - Product groups in standard SOP. - Hierarchies in flexible  more...

SAP R 3 PP Production Order ... the R/3 System. o Special Topics of Production. o An Example of PO Processing. o Creating a Production Order. o Important Tasks within Production Order Processing. o Confirming and Settling Production Orders. Audience The following audiences are targeted to: Primarily Engineers; Technicians, and experienced employees from various technical and administrative departments. This  more...

ABAP 6 10 Overview ...o General Program Conventions. o Program Structure with Example. o Program Structure. Audience This course has been primarily designed for employees of the system administration and the system service team. Moreover the course has been designed for anyone of the project team who has to create special demands. Participants should have basic knowledge of Windows or other graphical user  more...

mySAP CRM 3 0 Overview ...SAP CRM System. o Customer Relationship Management. o Example Scenarios from mySAP CRM. o mySAP CRM User Basics. o mySAP CRM Architecture. o mySAP CRM Applications. o Customer Interaction Centre. o Sales Component. o Service Component. o Marketing Management. o Further Topics. Audience The course is intended for those who need to acquire knowledge about Customer  more...

CCNT Basic Telecommunications v6 0 Part 2 ...e final area of concentration is switching, covering, for example, analog and digital, time- and space- division, and cellular switching. Learn To: Identify features and functions of telecommunication networks. Match current network structure components with their features. Identify features and functions of cellular networks. Identify features and functions of signaling  more...

Communicating w Difficult People Communicating with Your Manager ...d to find out whether this was an isolated incident or an example of recurring behavior. You will begin by meeting with Terrence Martin, another of Robert's employees. If needed, you will then meet with other employees to determine whether Robert is exhibiting difficult behavior or periodic irritability. Unit 2: Interacting with a Difficult Manager (0.5 - 1 hour)  more...

Business Problem Solving Critical Thinking Info Analysis ... Identify the type of reasoning being used in an example. Identify the process for logically analyzing a problem. Identify two common reasoning errors. Identify guidelines for preventing reasoning errors. Avoid errors in reasoning. Simulation Overview:  more...

Organizational Crisis Mgmt Anticipating Planning for Crises ...phasized. The course then covers planning for crises, for example, how to assess your organization's level of preparation and how to forecast potential crisis situations. Factors that need to be managed are identified. It then covers the key elements of a crisis management plan that need to be considered, teams that need be created, and other general recommendations. The course covers planning  more...

Organizational Crisis Mgmt Managing a Crisis ...covers guidelines for managing specific crisis types, for example, product recalls, executive departures, strikes, environmental crises, crime, and terrorism. Learn To To recognize the real crisis. To manage a sudden crisis. To manage recovery. To communicate information.  more...

Advanced Project Mgmt Project Estimating Techniques ... to calculate a estimate. Given an example, calculate how many days to allot for each project cycle. Identify the description of the modified Delphi method. Identify differences between the Modified Delphi and original Delphi method. Identify how experts' opinions are kept anonymous for the Modified  more...

Advanced Project Mgmt Managing Accelerated Projects ... shorten a schedule. Given an example, calculate the percent efficiency at which a resource operates. Identify elements to consider when planning for resources. Identify two ways to build and maintain team members' morale. Identify information you can give team members to avoid  more...

Cross-Functional Teams Goal Setting in a Cross-Functional Team ...re management support. Identify an example of the steering committee a a s role in overseeing cross-functional teams. Identify the sponsor's roles in overseeing cross-functional teams. Identify the success factors for cross-functional teams. Identify barriers to cross-functional team success.  more...

Lotus Notes 6 Moving to IBM Lotus Notes 6 ...nd managing messages, and working with the Calendar - for example, tracking meetings - and the To Do list. The course then offers a unit on the management of databases, discussions and the personal journal, a unit on the use of Search tools and the organization of information using bookmarks, and a unit on the features of document creation, for example, table use and customization, the use of  more...

SAP R 3 4 6 CO Profitability Analysis ... transfer the needed knowledge the course makes use of an example: planning a sales organization and comparing to actual data. The initial unit provides an introduction to SAP R/3 4.6 a a s fundamental features; explaining how to log on to the system as well as navigating around the screen by using the various menus and pushbuttons available on the screen. Learn To  more...

XML Building XML-Based Web Applications Part 5 ... coverage of the key applications of XML to business, for example, Web services, the .NET initiative, BizTalk, and the eCo Framework. Learn To: o To identify which features of an XML document can be tested by validation. o To sequence the steps in the process for validating XML documents. o To identify the technical advantages of XDR schemas compared with Document Type Definitions  more...

XML Building XML-Based Web Applications Part 5 ... coverage of the key applications of XML to business, for example, Web services, the .NET initiative, BizTalk, and the eCo Framework. Learn To: o To identify which features of an XML document can be tested by validation. o To sequence the steps in the process for validating XML documents. o To identify the technical advantages of XDR schemas compared with Document Type Definitions  more...

SAP R 3 Workflow Scenario ...o Notification of absence from Personnel Management as an example. The user will be introduced to the tools that are required for a workflow, takes a closer look at a multi-level workflow based on a notification of absence and discusses error management. Learn To: a Simple Workflow scenario. a Tasks. a Event linkage. a Containers and bindings. a  more...

Organizational Behavior The Organizational System ...nizational behavior. • Given an example, identify the type of organizational structure. • Help a group overcome a barrier caused by organizational structure. • Simulation Overview: • In this simulation, you are Icon's Chief Operating Officer. You will meet with Robin Carlson, Product  more...

Six Sigma DMAIC Analyzing the Process ...system. Mapping the process that creates the defects--for example, a cup of coffee that's "off" in flavor or temperature--and analyzing it, is the focus of this course. Specifically, the course offers methods for Six Sigma Green Belts and team members to put simple flowcharts to use to improve business processes that create defects. In Lesson 1 you'll explore the world of flowcharts. You'll  more...

Six Sigma DMAIC Controlling the Improved Process ...you ever worked hard to improve yourself in some way--for example, to lose or gain weight, or to exercise regularly? If you have, you know that you have to work just as hard to maintain your progress. The same thing can be said about an improvement in a business process. Six Sigma Green Belts and team members work hard to achieve the Six Sigma level of perfection in a process, and they have to  more...

Change Management ...initiated from within the organisation or externally. For example a product that is popular among the customers may undergo a change in design based on the triggering factor like a competitive product from some other manufacturer. This is an example of external factor that triggers a change within the organisation. How the organisation responds to these changes is what that is more concerned.  more...