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Beginning Travel Career 5 Week Onlineworkshop An intensive course designed for anyone interested in a career in the travel industry. A book fee of $65 is required to be paid in addition to tuition if this course is sold by itself. If this course part of the 5 course Travel Careers Training Program, there will be a $5 discount on the book. more...

Advanced Travel Career 6 Week Onlineworkshop This course will build on basic knowledge of the travel industry and is designed for those who have completed Beginning Travel or who are considering returning to the travel field after an absence and would like a refresher course. A book fee of $65 is required to be paid in addition to tuition if this course is sold by itself. If this course part of the 5 course Travel Careers Training Program, more...

The Travel Agent s Approach to Booking Cruises This course is designed to demonstrate how knowledge of the cruise industry can translate into more effective package salesmanship. A book fee of $65 is required to be paid in addition to tuition if this course is sold by itself. If this course part of the 5 course Travel Careers Training Program, there will be a $5 discount on the book. more...

Creating Outstanding Online Help A Self-Directed Study Software Industry This course is for you if you have some experience as a Technical Writer (but not much creating online help)and are looking to enhance your skill set. This course demonstrates - through self-directed study - the initial process of creating effective online help by starting with a solid outline. more...

Creating Outstanding Online Help Principles and Practice Software Industry If you have little or no experience in creating online help this course is for you. It includes instruction about basic principals and practices and allows the student to create an online help system outline with the assistance of a a side-by-sidea editor. NOTE: If you have experience as a Technical Writer - but not much creating online help - and are looking to enhance your skill set, another more...

Introduction to Technical Writing for Industry Explore the rewarding career of a technical communicator in the high-tech industry. more...

Comprehensive Paralegal Program 6 Course Paralegal Career Track Trainng Program. See Individual Courses 2802-A,2802-B,2802-C,2802-D,2802-E and 2802-F. This is a industry standard Certificate of Completion program. more...

Introduction to Medical Transcription The course is designed to provide an overview of typical medical transcription skills and training aptitude, so that a potential "wanna-be" MT may assess the capability and interest level. It also provides an overview of the industry itself, job opportunities, certification, and other related information. more...

Cisco CCNA Internetworking Technologies 1 This unit teaches networking technologies from host-based to global internetworking. This course is one of twelve necessary to be able to pass the qualification exams to gain the IT industry certification Cisco Certified Network Associate. (CCNA) more...

Travel Careers Training Programs We offer a five course program that is designed to get you working in the travel industry within 6 months. This proven program has worked for thousands of people for the past 12 years. Take a look at our outline.....and let the learning begin! more...

Safety in Industry Working safely has to be everyone's priority, but safe working isn't always a case of common sense. To be really sure you need to develop safety sense. Whatever your job you'll have some responsibility for health and safety. Whether it's simply to report potential hazards or to decide how to avoid a dangerous situation in the first place, the law defines your responsibility. This course looks at more...

Windmaster Case Study 2: Industry Analysis Competing in the business world isn't a peaceful game. Companies are fighting to win; to build new levels of competitive advantage; to secure customers, market share and profits. The winners rarely succeed by accident. They develop strategies and strategic plans and hire people who can face strategic dilemmas and make tough decisions. This course examines the role analysis plays in strategic more...

The Professional Teller: Understanding Banking Basics The Professional Teller: Understanding Banking Basics gives the student an overview of the banking industry, the various departments in most banks, and the various services tellers perform. Additionally, the program covers the Federal Reserve System and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, their roles in the banking industry, and their influence in everyday banking activities. more...

Visual Basic 6 0 Database Access Part I ... viewing and modifying information in databases using the industry standard Structured Query Language (SQL). It explains how SQL is used with client tools built in Visual Basic, to create powerful queries and statements for a server-side database. Finally, this course describes how you can use data controls to access database information. It explains how you can use the Data Environment more...

Federal Government Industry Overview Version 1 The Federal Government is the largest contractor and buyer of services and products in the U.S., spending over $200 billion annually. Regardless of what business you are in, chances are there is a government agency in need of your product or service. Winning a government contract can be challenging, and millions of dollars in potential contracts are lost to companies who do not understand more...

The Automotive Industry Overview Version 2 ...industry are considered a barometer of a mature economy. The industry has been going through some dramatic changes in the last few years, and major manufacturers, including the Big Three (General Motors, Ford, and DaimlerChrysler) and their suppliers, are reorganizing to be competitive in the global marketplace. In the unrelenting push for lower costs, operational efficiency, and innovation, more...

The Oil and Gas Industry Overview Version 2 ...a more flourishing time in the history of the oil and gas industry? The continued growth in demand and an industry struggling to meet this voracious demand have pushed oil prices to an all-time high. Big oil companies, even while investing heavily in exploration, technology, operational improvement, and research and development, are still left with huge surpluses in an industry so far known more...

The Pharmaceutical Industry Overview Version 2 ...s of people around the world depend on the pharmaceutical industry to help them live longer, healthier, and happier lives. However, the pharmaceutical industry is continually tasked with alleviating its own ailments, including slow growth and declining profitability owing to pricing, safety, marketing and regulatory issues. In order for companies to remain competitive in a highly regulated and more...

The Food and Beverage Industry Overview Version 2 ...s much pressure placed upon them as the food and beverage industry - pressure to meet food safety regulations, to keep up with the constantly changing tastes and preferences of a fiercely diverse marketplace, to differentiate their products from their competitors', and to expand globally. Most importantly, they must do all this while keeping operating costs low enough to generate surplus to more...

The Health Care Industry Overview Version 2 ... they go unchanged over the coming years. The health care industry is under constant pressure to streamline operations and cut extraneous spending, while providing quality, safe, and cost-effective care to its patients. In addition, operating in a highly regulated environment, industry players need to constantly adjust their systems and processes for compliance. As a result, they are more...

The Banking Industry Overview Version 2 ...ing is a far more complex business. On a daily basis, the industry must deal with margin pressures, consolidation, and technological and marketing challenges, not to mention unforeseen financial and political crises. However, with cash and capital, banks are positioning themselves to succeed in the future, while coping with regulatory compliance, global competition, and financial and more...

The Manufacturing Industry Overview Version 2 ... marketing and innovation. Companies in the manufacturing industry seem to be taking this lesson from the legendary management guru, Peter F. Drucker, very seriously now. The manufacturing industry - the powerhouse driving many economies - has been reeling under the most challenging time in its history. Manufacturers are striving to be more innovative, compete globally, and expand and market more...

The Retail Industry Overview Version 2 ...ries and one of the most visible to consumers. The retail industry includes businesses such as automobile dealers, retail gas stations, and department stores. Over the years, it has gone through various sales-channel shifts, from catalog sales to online selling. Yet, throughout these changes, the brick-and-mortar stores have remained strong. In today's retail environment, consumers want the more...

The Telecommunications Industry Overview Version 2 ...industry is an essential element of the modern business world. It is also one of the most volatile. Plagued by regulatory discord and economic uncertainty, telecom carriers have struggled to maintain sound footing and a competitive edge, all the while endeavoring to provide crucial, uninterrupted service to their customers. In an age of rapidly developing technology, this goal has become more...

The Insurance Industry Overview Version 2 ...industry has its share of risks and opportunities. While providing risk coverage to individuals and businesses, insurers are striving hard to manage their own risks in the wake of natural and human-made disasters, financial setbacks, and governance scandals. As margins are squeezed in the face of low underwriting profitability and the cushion of investment returns begins to shrink, insurance more...

Telecommunications Industry Overview Version 1 ...industry stands as one of the most essential elements of the business world. It is also one of the most volatile. Plagued by regulatory discord and economic uncertainty, telecom carriers have struggled to maintain sound footing and a competitive edge, all the while endeavoring to provide crucial, uninterrupted service to their customers. In an age of rapidly developing technology, this goal has more...

The Inbound Call Center ...you have a good knowledge base of the inbound call center industry, you are establishing a sturdy framework for success. This course will provide you with the knowledge needed to identify customer care benefits resulting from key events in the history of call center technology; recognize the effect of environmental factors on productivity; apply the processes to turn the phone answering service more...

Inbound Call Center Management Leadership Did you know that your personality can greatly affect your leadership skills? Are you aware that even if you are a fabulous manager, you may not be an effective leader? As a call center manager, how can you motivate everyone, including senior management, to work together toward a common goal? As you progress through this "Inbound Call Center Management: Leadership" course, you will become aware more...

Performance Metrics for an Inbound Call Center ...hings are being done? There should be. As the call center industry slowly transforms into a customer management industry, the impetus will be on call center managers to ensure customers receive the best service possible. But where do you look to analyze performance? Is performance quantifiable? Yes it is Call center performance metrics outlines the path to improved operations. This course will more...

The Customer Service Agent in Action ...ercent each year. Worldwide, revenues for the call center industry could soon reach almost $60 billion. The magnitude of these numbers suggests the important role that customer service agents play in today's business world. This course is designed to help CSAs understand their essential functions as well as the context and importance of their work. Increasingly, CSAs are responsible for more...

Measuring Customer Satisfaction Simulation ...industry-leading producer of multimedia and gaming products. They are responsible for bringing to the market some of the most popular flight simulators and first-person adventure games of the last decade. But competition has grown increasingly fierce in the industry, and Stratoscape is starting to feel the bite of an up-and-coming company, Tempest's Core. It's game time for Stratoscape, and more...

Information Technology IT Industry Overview Version 1 ... technologies run in the trillions of dollars, this giant industry continues to struggle through fluctuating markets and must concentrate on continuous improvement to survive. Most agree that the demand for IT products and services will continue to increase, but at the same time, the customer is demanding more value per dollar in order to justify IT spending. Rather than ad hoc purchasing to more...

The Call Center Industry When people pick up a phone and hear someone greeting them from the XYZ Company, they put little thought into the people, process, or technology behind the phone call. To them, the person on the phone is just a voice on the other end of the line. This course will examine all of the aspects of a call center. In order to facilitate this examination, this course has been broken down into three parts: more...

Call Center Telephone Sales How many times have you attempted to get your point across over the phone, only for it to end up unsuccessful? Would you like to improve your conversational skills? When you take this course, you will learn how to save your and your customer's time. Learn which principles and techniques of selling, professional presentation approaches, and telemarketing laws apply to you. Using your time more...

Project Lifecycles and Stakeholders ...life cycle will depend on the type of project, particular industry, and specific deliverables. To make these project management choices, individuals must understand what a project life cycle is and what factors can influence it. In this course, learners will be introduced to concepts and information about project lifecycles. They'll have the opportunity to define project phases and recognize more...

Program Lifecycle and Organization ...industry, programs and program management exist within their context and act as the infrastructure for implementing strategies. Effective program managers must be mindful of how different industries can impact program life cycles and the benefits they are designed to reap, and must continually refine their skills for adapting program life cycles to strategic goals. This course will describe more...

Developing Fundamental Critical Thinking Skills ...eed in the corporate arena, but regardless of position or industry, you do need to be able to analyze, reason, and communicate effectively. These and other critical thinking skills are increasingly consequential as organizational planning and decision making become more distributed and reliant on written and verbal communication factors. Developing Fundamental Critical Thinking Skills coaches more...

Leadership in Management Simulation ...with Limelight for just under two years. Your dedication, industry knowledge and hard work have paid off, recently earning you a promotion to manager of the department. But with the new title comes new challenges--some from sources you may never have expected. But challenges like these are all part of moving into management and assuming the mantle of leadership. This simulation is based on the more...

Energizing and Empowering Employees ...industry come to a screeching halt. And without energized, empowered employees, your part of global industry will make far less progress. This course introduces you to the importance of energizing and empowering employees. By doing so, you multiply the benefits to your department, team, and organization. The course begins by showing you ways to cultivate employee energy as well as the reasons more...

Affirmative Action and the EEO HRCI PHR ...I certification examinations are widely recognized as the industry standard for evaluating Human Resource professional's competencies. HRCI is an affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and provides testing and certification services. As a human resources professional, you are responsible for helping to ensure that your company's employment practices are fair and more...

Employment Management HRCI PHR ...I certification examinations are widely recognized as the industry standard for evaluating Human Resource professionals' competencies. HRCI is an affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and provides testing and certification services. As a human resources professional, you are responsible for helping to ensure that your company's employment practices are fair and more...

Recruiting and Selecting Candidates HRCI PHR ...I certification examinations are widely recognized as the industry standard for evaluating Human Resource professionals' competencies. HRCI is an affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and provides testing and certification services. As a human resources professional, you are involved in the process of attracting and interviewing qualified job candidates for your more...

EEO and Affirmative Action HRCI PHR ...) certification examinations are widely recognized as the industry standard for evaluating Human Resource professional's competencies. HRCI is an affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management and provides testing and certification services. As a human resources professional, you are responsible for helping to ensure that your company's employment practices are fair and equitable, and more...

Sexual Harassment in the Workplace HRCI PHR ...) certification examinations are widely recognized as the industry standard for evaluating Human Resource professionals' competencies. HRCI is an affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management and provides testing and certification services. As a human resources professional, you are responsible for helping to ensure that your company's employment practices are fair and equitable, and more...

Managing Employment HRCI PHR ...) certification examinations are widely recognized as the industry standard for evaluating Human Resource professionals' competencies. HRCI is an affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management and provides testing and certification services. As a human resources professional, you are responsible for helping to ensure that your company's employment practices are fair and equitable, and more...

Employee Relations HRCI PHR ...) certification examinations are widely recognized as the industry standard for evaluating Human Resource professionals' competencies. The Professional in Human Resources (PHR) certification shows that the holder has demonstrated mastery of the HR body of knowledge. As a human resources professional, you are responsible for helping to ensure that your company's employee relations are positive more...

Non-union Work Environments HRCI PHR ...I certification examinations are widely recognized as the industry standard for evaluating Human Resource professional's competencies. As a human resources professional, you are responsible for helping to ensure that your company's employment practices are in line with work rules of non-union environments and that employee issues are resolved in a legally defensible manner. Toward that end, more...

Union Work Environments HRCI PHR ...I certification examinations are widely recognized as the industry standard for evaluating Human Resource professionals' competencies. HRCI is an affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management and provides testing and certification services. As a human resources professional, you are responsible for helping to ensure that your company's employment practices are in line with work rules more...

Recruitment and Selection HRCI PHR ...) certification examinations are widely recognized as the industry standard for evaluating Human Resource professionals' competencies. HRCI is an affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management and provides testing and certification services. As a human resources professional, you are involved in the process of attracting and interviewing qualified job candidates for your organization. more...

Occupational Health and Safety HRCI PHR ...) certification examinations are widely recognized as the industry standard for evaluating Human Resource professionals' competencies. HRCI is an affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management and provides testing and certification services. As a human resources professional, you are responsible for helping to ensure that your company meets particular standards and requirements for more...

Introduction to Economics Products and Markets Having covered the basics of markets and consumers, learners can now examine the relationships between producers and the markets in which they sell in this course Products and Markets . Learners discover what drives short and long-run costs as well as what makes markets competitive. Different market types and producer theory are also explained. This course is aimed at Managers, Directors, and more...

Analyzing Cash Flow Statements Have you ever had to make a really tough business decision? They can be hard to make, especially since a bad decision can ruin a company. Fortunately there is a way to make a more informed and better business decision; by analyzing your company's financial statements. They contain information that can help you improve your company's efficiency and overall effectiveness. Cash flow statement more...

Writing a Marketing Plan Phase 1 This course will define the marketing plan, types of plans and outline the purposes for using a marketing plan. You will then get started on writing the plan by establishing objectives and working on introductory elements. Then, you'll complete a situational analysis that evaluates the overall market, industry, internal and competitive factors pertinent to your product or service. Finally, you'll more...

Developing and Deploying Strategic Plans Successful organizations are founded on effectively developing and deploying strategic plans. Organizations must identify their primary goals and objectives based on their mission and vision statements. Other success factors include understanding market forces, internal strengths and weaknesses, stakeholders, relevant technology, and legal and regulatory factors. With these considerations, an more...

The Who What Why of ISO 9000 2000 This course provides a brief history of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). It outlines ISO's mission and structure by examining the three standards that comprise the ISO 9000 family of standards: ISO 9000:2000, ISO 9001:2000, and ISO 9004:2000. This course also presents the universal quality fundamentals that form the foundation of the concepts and practices required by more...

Lean Techniques ...ture store is not a lean business. In fact, the furniture industry uses batch and queue processes that inconvenience the customer at every turn. In this course, you'll learn how lean techniques can help organizations maximize value and minimize waste. In Lesson 1, you'll examine lean production techniques that can be successful for many manufacturing organizations. In Lesson 2, you'll explore more...

HIPAA Implementing Privacy Rules ...ay operations of organizations involved in the healthcare industry. Organizations that don't change internal procedures to comply with HIPAA regulations risk significant fines. This course offers a practical guide to implementing and complying with the HIPAA privacy rules. The course helps healthcare professionals, managers, and staff personnel understand HIPAA regulations and how to implement more...

Visual Basic 6 0 ActiveX COM Part I ...tware is one of the most prominent trends in the software industry. This course will show you how to rapidly create, debug, and deploy software objects and components. It will also explain how to build an application using ActiveX components. An ActiveX component is a reusable piece of programming code and data made up of one or more objects created using ActiveX technology. Related Exam: more...

Installing and Integrating Internet Information Services 5 0 To discuss the new features, installation considerations, and security of Internet Information Services 5.0 Administrators who intend to install Internet Information Services 5.0 for the first time; experienced administrators who wish to upgrade or migrate to IIS 5.0; students or IT professionals who wish to gain a knowledge of IIS 5.0 more...

HDI Help Desk Analyst Support Center Introduction ...also describes the phases in the evolution of the support industry and the trends that have influenced Support Center services. In addition, this course provides information about the responsibilities of Support Centers, HDAs, and customers. HDI's HDA test and training material is aimed at individuals who have studied the support profession for at least a year, have been working in a more...

Alternative Access Methods in a Wireless Environment To discuss the history, development and functionality of fixed wireless-access, satellite, and trunked-radio technologies Technical professionals; IT and business managers who need to learn about current and future mobile wireless technologies; students studying or researching wireless communications and cell-phone technologies more...

Introduction to Security in Networked Environments To introduce the student to security concepts and threats to networks and data Network administrators, firewall administrators, systems administrators, application developers, and IT security officers more...

Overview of the Telecommunications Industry This WestNet e-Learning module will trace the development of the telecommunication industry from the early Bell monopoly to today's competitive marketplace. We will explore how regulatory rulings, the Telecommunication Act of 1996, and changing market demands have affected both telecommunication carriers and consumers. more...

VoIP Services ...nd why private users, small and large businesses, and the industry press see this technology as the next great telecommunications revolution. We introduce the many components that make up a converged voice network, and examine their roles. We explore the market drivers pushing converged networks to the forefront of corporate and private communications. We discuss private VPNs and their roles in more...

Building a Data Warehouse The Building a Data Warehousing WBT is the second course in the Data Warehousing curriculum. It provides students with an overview of the core technologies, concepts, architecture, and various features of data warehouses, models, and data extraction tools. People who have a fairly good knowledge of the concepts of database systems, relational database management systems, and their architecture. more...

Basics of Telecommunications ...nications. It explores the history and development of the industry, and the relative strengths and weaknesses of various alternative technologies. It also describes emerging technologies of broadband networks and ISDN. The students will also get an overview of Internet and LAN. Managers, developers, engineers, network designers, sales professionals and support staff whose responsibilities more...

Workplace Safety Orientation ... some of the basic concepts and techniques used in modern industry to protect workers. It also describes the purpose of the following safety programs: Hazard Communication; Bloodborne Pathogen Safety; Lockout/Tagout; Confined Space Entry; Emergency Response; Respiratory Protection; Personal Protective Equipment; Hearing Conservation. The content in this course is designed to comply with the more...

DOT Drug and Alcohol Awareness ...encourage employees and supervisors in the transportation industry to be vigilant of any coworkers who may display symptoms of substance abuse and provide details for effective drug and alcohol testing procedures. This course identifies the causes, indicators, and resultant problems of substance abuse and substance dependency in the US transportation industry. It describes the US laws that more...

Construction Safety Orientation This course is designed to inform new construction workers and site visitors in and around construction sites of the potential hazards and safe work practices associated with the construction industry. The content in this course is designed to comply with the intent of the applicable regulatory requirements. recognize hazards commonly found at construction sites recall safe construction work more...

Fall Protection Awareness This one hour course is intended to provide employees who might be exposed to fall hazards the ability to recognize such hazards and the ability to minimize them. The content in this course is designed to comply with the intent of the applicable regulatory requirements. recognize common workplace fall hazards describe fall protection techniques used in general industry identify fall more...

Lead and Cadmium Failure to understand the dangers of cadmium and lead, and the correct practices that should be followed when working with them, can leave you exposed to long-term health risks. Lead and cadmium have a number of industrial applications. This course provides an understanding of the basic health effects, routes of entry, methods of compliance and prevention, and regulatory requirements for both more...

SAP R 3 Application Industry Solutions and Case Study This course provides all the employees of your company, who want to learn more about SAP software, or who are planning to work with it, an overview of the structure and system architecture of the R/3 System. It also takes a more in-depth look at SAP itself. This course is intended for employees who need to learn how to use the R/3 System; members of project teams (organizational and conceptual more...

Environmental Regulations Overview This one-hour course provides an overview of the major environmental laws and regulations of our time and the specific standards that outline requirements to comply with them. The content in this course is designed to comply with the intent of the applicable regulatory requirements. define the purpose of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) specify the purpose of the Resource Conservation more...

e-Mail and Browsing ...industry underwent many technological changes that improved the way in which we interact with each other. However, if we measure the impact of all these technologies, the Internet has certainly had the maximum effect on our communication methods. The Internet enables a number of people to access and use certain resources at the same time. It provides different services that make communication more...

Industrial Safety - Ladder and Stairway Safety In the construction industry falls from elevated workspaces such as ladders and stairways are responsible for more fatalities than any other type of accident. Ladder and stairway accidents also make up a sizeable portion of occupational hazards in various other industries. This course covers important guidelines to avoid such accidents by implementing ladder and stairway safety.  more...

Industrial Safety - Scaffold Safety In every industry scaffold injuries contribute to a large number of occupational accidents. This course covers important guidelines to avoid such accidents by implementing scaffold safety.  more...

Network Media This module delves into cable and wireless media types. Lesson 1 highlights the important points about unshielded twisted pair (UTP) and shielded twisted pair (STP) as well as the two types of coax cooper cable. It also discusses the properties of multimode and singlemode fiber optic cable. Then it reviews the various wireless options and details the IEEE 802.11 group of wireless transmission more...

CTP Telephony Networking Part 2 CTP Telephony Networking Part 2 is one of the requirements for the Convergent Technologies Professional (CTP ) certification which is sponsored by the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA).  more...

CTP Convergent Technologies Implementation Convergence Technologies Implementation introduces the learner to industry standards and protocols Voice over IP Convergence and Topology Convergence. Beginning with international convergence standards this course then goes on to teach how convergence with quality of service works most effectively. It also examines the key issues in convergence as well as teaching solutions to problems that more...

CompTIA A+ 2003 Hardware Part 2 - Installation and Troubleshooting This course teaches about SCSCI devices and how to configure Bus Architecture. Participants learn about internal and peripheral device installation and upgrade. Finally, guidelines for problem isolation, diagnostics and troubleshooting are taught. more...

XML Schemas XML Schemas is a more formal approach in document structure and validation. Schemas work in a similar fashion as a DTD but can provide more stringent control over an XML document and as a result, schemas are becoming more popular in the IT industry. This course will cover the rules and specifications in developing a schema including Data types, simple and complex elements while retaining the more...

oll InfoFind Professional oll InfoFind Professional is the first Dynamic Learning System (DLS) focused on the Graphic Communications industries. Our DLS allows the learner to define customized content through a sophisticated database search. The InfoFind Professional database contains over 11,000 term definitions and hundreds of in-depth topics and tutorials extracted from our popular on-line courseware or created just more...

HIPAA Privacy and Insurers In a HIPAA Privacy and Insurersa you will learn the fundamentals of HIPAA Privacy training. The course explains HIPAA as well as the concepts of administrative simplification covered entities and how HIPAA training impacts the insurance industry and its workforce.  more...

Strategic Management: Analyzing Strategic Options Strategic Management: Analyzing Strategic Options offers the student an overview of the information required to develop an effective strategic option consider appropriate issues when performing a strategic audit and use the SWOT review to analyze a company's situation. The program describes how to evaluate internal resources capabilities and core competencies and analyze external factors such as more...

Competitive Intelligence: Analysis and Dissemination Competitive Intelligence: Analysis and Dissemination offers the student an overview of the competitive intelligence (CI) process and how to analyze and distribute results in an organization. The program covers in detail how to ensure collecting accurate information and the available techniques for analyzing industry market and company information. It also covers the steps for distributing CI more...

Executive Level Leadership: Becoming an Executive Leader Executive Level Leadership: Becoming an Executive Leader offers the student an overview of executive leadership roles and how power and politics affect an organization. This program also explains the importance of developing an organizational vision and the need for executives to understand the types of business focus that impact their industry. In addition it emphasizes the importance of more...

IBM Implementing Wireless LANs Part 1 - Concepts and Technologies This course covers the general concepts of radio signal transmission. It identifies how radio technologies including spread spectrum technologies are used by Wireless LANs. The WLAN Industry Requirements section explores the purpose of governing the spectrum band and includes coverage of the FCC guidelines and IEEE specifications. The course also provides a basic overview of the main WLAN devices more...

SAP R/3: Working with R/3 3.0 To fully exploit the functionality of R/3 3.0 business users need to be both confident and proficient in the use of all the main navigational and systems functionality of SAP. This course is essential study for users of all R/3 modules regardless of the organization's business/industry classification.  more...

Supply Chain Management The course Supply Chain Management is intended to give company executives and interested experts in various industries an overview of the content goals possibilities and challenges of Supply Chain Management. As most chores within the supply chain today cannot do without the use of computer software the course shows concrete examples using SAP within different industry areas. The course transfers more...

GUI Testing Essentials ...is course will demonstrate a structured approach to using industry standard methods to perform a unit test on GUI-based business applications. These methods will include test plans, expected results, test data generation and documentation. Emphasis will be on the scope of test conditions/steps included in the overall unit test plan. Where appropriate, the course compares test plans for a more...