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From Prediction Impact
Online Course: Predictive Analytics Applied Online Edition
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Predictive analytics is business intelligence technology that produces a predictive score for each customer or prospect. Each customer's predictive score informs actions to be taken with that customer business intelligence just doesn't get more actionable than that.
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RFID CD Based Training and Online Training
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MCSE 2000 CD-ROM Library 8 CD s
 CD-ROM training kit for IT professionals. Technical Training covered includes MCSE 2000. For more information how this certification can lead to a career in Information Technology (IT), and for information about certified testing locations, please see: MCSE 2000 (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer) more...Advanced Active Server Pages
Learn to program using Microsofta s latest technology, ASP. PREREQUISITE: Beginning Active Server Pages more...CCNA 2 0 On-Line Library 1 Year - On-Line
On-line training package for IT professionals. Technical Training covers CCNA 2.0. For more information how this certification can lead to a career in Information Technology (IT), and for information about certified testing locations, please see: CCNA 2.0 (Cisco Certified Network Associate) more...MCSE 2000 On-Line Library 1 Year - On-Line
On-line training package for IT professionals. Technical Training covered includes MCSE 2000. For more information how this certification can lead to a career in Information Technology (IT), and for information about certified testing locations, please see: MCSE 2000 (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer) more...MCSE 2000 CCNA 2 0 On-Line Library 1 Year - On-Line
On-Line training package for IT professionals. Technical Training covered includes both MCSE 2000 & CCNA 2.0. For more information how these certifications can lead to a career in Information Technology (IT), and for information about certified testing locations, please see: MCSE 2000 (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer) CCNA 2.0 (Cisco Certified Network Associate) more...LBD: Assessment and Instruction
Provides an opportunity to explore the variety of teaching methods, technology, media, resources, and materials that may be used for effective teaching of students with learning and behavior disorders. more...MCSE 2000 & CCNA 2.0 CD-ROM Library (9 CD's)
CD-ROM training kit for IT professionals. Technical Training covered includes both MCSE 2000 & CCNA 2.0. For more information how these certifications can lead to a career in Information Technology (IT), and for information about certified testing locations, please see: http://www.microsoft.com/traincert/mcp/mcse/default.asp">MCSE 2000 (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer) more...
From Serebra Learning Corporation
Communication Skills: Report Writing
MAXIM TRAINING Writing effective reports is a core work skill. In the age of technology it is still one of the most important means of communication. This course explores some of the key factors that make a report EFFECTIVE. It provides a step-by-step guide to writing a report, from planning through to revising/editing. You'll find the course valuable if you're using a word processing package, more...Internetworking Technologies - Part 2
This is the second course in a four-part series on Internetworking Technologies 2.0. This series will help students to understand terms, concepts, technologies, and devices commonly used in networking. This course will cover Wide Area Network technologies, switching technologies, and source-route bridging technology. more...Building Cisco Remote Access Networks - Part 2
This is the second course in a five-part series on Building Cisco Remote Access Networks 1.0 (BCRAN 1.0). This series teaches students how to build a remote access network to interconnect central sites to branch offices and home office/telecommuters. In addition, controlling access to a central site, as well as how to maximize bandwidth utilization over remote links is covered. This part in the more...Cisco Internetwork Design Part 1: Internetwork and LAN Design
The first course in the Cisco Internetwork Design series provides a review of key internetworking technology information. It also covers Campus LAN Design. In particular it defines the design, technical and business considerations that you must consider before deploying a Campus LAN Design. It also introduces Campus LAN Technologies and covers Campus LAN Design Models. more...Microsoft Windows Architecture I: Component and Database Technologies
This course is the first part of the four part series for the Microsoft Windows Operating Systems and Services Architecture (WOSA) exams I and II. more...Networking Essentials 2nd Edition - Part 1
This is the first course in a four part series covering the foundation concepts of networking. This series imparts the knowledge and skills required for a foundation in current networking technology for local area networks, wide area networks and the Internet. more...Networking Essentials 2nd Edition - Part 2
This is the second course in a four part series covering the foundation concepts of networking. This series imparts the knowledge and skills required for a foundation in current networking technology for local area networks, wide area networks and the Internet. more...Networking Essentials 2nd Edition - Part 3
This is the third course in a four part series covering the foundation concepts of networking. This series imparts the knowledge and skills required for a foundation in current networking technology for local area networks, wide area networks and the Internet. more...Networking Essentials 2nd Edition - Part 4
This is the final course in a four part series covering the foundation concepts of networking. This series imparts the knowledge and skills required for a foundation in current networking technology for local area networks, wide area networks and the Internet. more...Microsoft Excel 2000 Proficient User
This course provides participants with the skills to use Microsoft Excel 2000 on a daily basis in their workplace. At the completion of this course, students will learn how to format and print data in a worksheet; make worksheet calculations by using the advanced formulas and functions provided by Excel; manipulate data in a worksheet; create and edit workbooks for integrating with Web technology; more...Distributed Application Design and Development using Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 - Part 1
This is the first course in a three part series designed for developers. This series will introduce them to the opportunities and challenges of creating enterprise-level applications. Participants will see how creating such flexible and scalable applications can be challenging and will learn how to address these challenges by employing appropriate design, tools, and technology. more...Distributed Application Design and Development using Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 - Part 2
This is the second course in a three part series designed for developers. This series will introduce them to the opportunities and challenges of creating enterprise-level applications. Participants will see how creating such flexible and scalable applications can be challenging and will learn how to address these challenges by employing appropriate design, tools, and technology. more...Distributed Application Design and Development using Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 - Part 3
This is the final course in a three part series designed for developers. This series will introduce them to the opportunities and challenges of creating enterprise-level applications. Participants will see how creating such flexible and scalable applications can be challenging and will learn how to address these challenges by employing appropriate design, tools, and technology. more...Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0: Designing and Implementing Applications - Part 8
This is the final course in an eight part series for programmers. This series provides the C++ programmers the necessary skills to develop applications using the MFC library and the Microsoft Visual C++ 6 development environment. more...Netscape Application Server
This course addresses a key component of the Netscape Application Platform, the Netscape Application Server (NAS), and is specifically targeted at developers who want to understand and implement this technology. This course will begin with an overview of the Server's features and then examine its capabilities and benefits. Next, developing and deploying NAS applications will be covered. Finally, more...J2EE Connectivity Part 1: Architecture and Client Development
This first course in the series provides the foundation for the rest of the course series. It introduces learners to enterprise computing and to the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition. It also teaches how to design enterprise-level, N tier Java Applications and the basics about client development, including client-side programming and using the Java Naming Directory Interface (JNDI). more...CCNT Broadband Technologies: SMDS, ATM, Broadband Access, and VP
This course will teach the topics of ATM and SMDS. It also covers DSL and wireless broadband and VPN technology to include VPN security. more...Relational Database Design and Administration
This course covers the design methodologies and techniques utilized when building an application based on a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS), using Structured Query Language (SQL). The course is based on RDBMS technology and will identify and explain the details and implementation. Designed for individuals in the design and administration of relational databases. more...LAN Implementation
In this WestNet e-Learning module, we review the operation and implementation of three established local area network (LAN) technologies: Ethernet, Token Ring, and Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI). more...Large Network Case Studies
In this module, we explore network availability, performance, and Internet connectivity. As you work through this module, you will come to appreciate that all network design issues are highly interrelated. Likewise, real-world design projects often include multiple broad goals, often creating large and complex trade-offs. more...Launching Successful On-site and Virtual Teams
One factor that defines team success is the way in which a team is launched. Quickly moving an on-site or a virtual team into high-performance mode takes planning, strategizing, and a seamless launch. In this course, you'll learn techniques for setting up a successful team that can be applied to an on-site or a virtual environment. First, you'll learn strategies for selecting high-performing team more...The Oil and Gas Industry Overview Version 2
...l 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 only as a modest return.In reality, there has never been a more challenging time for the oil and gas industry. While oil companies face tough challenges in finding new sources of oil and gas to replace the old more...The Health Care Industry Overview Version 2
...ning their business strategies and turning to information technology to eliminate inefficiencies in the value chain, to address issues of access, to improve quality, and to reduce cost.This course provides a high-level view of the health care industry environment, including its key players, trends, structure, and relevant business and regulatory issues. It also provides an overview of the state more...The Telecommunications Industry Overview Version 2
...rvice to their customers. In an age of rapidly developing technology, this goal has become increasingly more difficult. The emergence of broadband and wireless technologies poses significant threats to carriers relying upon aging infrastructures and outdated marketing strategies. To survive, telecom carriers must consider a number of options, including consolidation, enhanced service offerings, more...The Insurance Industry Overview Version 2
...eakage. They are also finding ways to optimize the use of technology to cope with the changing regulatory and competitive landscape, and capitalize on opportunities thrown open by emerging markets.This course provides insight into the insurance industry and presents a report on the state of industry affairs. It provides a broad overview of the insurance industry environment, including its key more...Call Center Operations Call Center Technologies
This course shows how technology can lead to excellence in customer service, through call routing applications at the agent level and performance management tools at managerial level. Agents who want to progress to an understanding of call center operations, including workforce management, technological applications and performance measurement for both agents and call centers. more...Telecommunications Industry Overview Version 1
...rvice to their customers. In an age of rapidly developing technology, this goal has become increasingly more difficult. The emergence of broadband and wireless technologies pose significant threats to carriers relying upon aging infrastructures and out-dated marketing strategies. To survive, telecom carriers must consider a number of options, including consolidation, convergence, and/or costly more...ITIL The Service Desk and Incident Management
Organizations that provide IT services to internal or external customers need to provide excellent services to increase the quality of, and the profits for, the organization. The IT infrastructure library (ITIL) can help organizations achieve these goals. At the same time, ITIL can help organizations to increase external and internal customer satisfaction. The delivery and support of IT services more...ITIL Configuration and Release Management
...zations make substantial investments in their information technology infrastructures. That investment pays off only if the organization uses its information resources to increase productivity. Information technology planners and managers must understand how the components of the IT infrastructure interact if they want to eliminate waste and improve service to the users of the system. The more...ITIL Service Level and Capacity Management
IT service can be a balancing act. For example, organizations must achieve and maintain a balance between the quality of IT service given and received in a manner that is both customer focused and cost effective. Simultaneously, organizations need to provide the required capacity for data processing and storage, at the right time and in a cost effective way. The delivery and support of IT services more...ITIL Problem and Change Management
...technology (IT) system suffers unexpected problems and errors. These unexpected interruptions can be extremely costly in terms of lost productivity and lost customer satisfaction. The IT infrastructure library (ITIL) is the most widely accepted approach to IT service management (ITSM), and it can help organizations set up rigorous processes to identify, classify, and resolve problems and more...ITIL Continuity and Availability Management
American businesses have had to face many disasters since the onset of the new millennium. There have been fires, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, large-scale power outages, terrorist attacks, and damaging computer viruses, just to name a few. As businesses become more dependent on IT services, disasters such as these can disable or even ruin companies in the blink of an eye. The delivery and more...Technical Support Essentials
...service and support unless they understand contact center technology. They also need to understand the various elements and stages of a call--and what to do with the information gained. This course explains contact center technology and TSA activities. It covers the technology that links the TSA to the customer and to the resources needed to assist the customer. It also provides instruction and more...The Inbound Call Center
...s 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 into a business center; understand the value of linking with the rest of the organization; and employ methods to give customers the service they want. Becoming a successful call center manager is not an easy more...Inbound Call Center Technology
...technology within the inbound call center is constantly changing and improving. How can you, as a call center manager, keep up with this advancing technology? Moreover, why should you? This course will explain the fundamentals of inbound call center technology, and explore ways current technology might evolve. It examines different methods of obtaining this technology, and outlines how to more...The Customer Service Agent in Action
There are now some 7 million customer service agents (CSAs) working in nearly 80,000 call centers in the United States. Call centers are burgeoning in Europe and the Pacific Rim as well, and experts predict that the number of CSAs will grow by 20 percent each year. Worldwide, revenues for the call center industry could soon reach almost $60 billion. The magnitude of these numbers suggests the more...Cross-selling in a Customer Service Call
...earned to appreciate in recent years, it's "flexibility". Technology, the economy, and global events have forced companies to cope with a host of new challenges by being flexible. Flexibility is a key factor in customer call centers. As a customer service agent (CSA), you handle dozens of calls a day, effectively helping customers by providing efficient solutions. At the end of this positive more...Information Technology IT Industry Overview Version 1
Though estimates on global spending for information and communications 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 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...Consulting with the External Client Simulation
.... Your assignment is to advise Automation Control Inc., a technology management company, on the possible acquisition of Data Query Limited, a database management company. You are taking over the client from Clark who is retiring. Clark will make an excellent resource to you throughout the sim. The simulation is based on the SkillSoft series "Consulting with the External Client" and contains more...Introduction to IT Project Management
...sure of the key skills needed for managing an information technology (IT) project? As you proceed through this "Introduction to IT Project Management" course in the "Project Management for IT Professionals" series, you will gain valuable insight into project management with a special focus on managing IT projects. You will also acquire an understanding of how creating strategies and designing more...Functions of IT Project Management
...others have greatness thrust upon them." Good information technology (IT) project managers are trained, not born. As an IT project manager, you can achieve greatness by improving and developing your own skills through continued education and experience. Your management skills will become better each time a project is delivered successfully. The need for skilled IT project managers continues to more...The Life Cycle of an IT Project
...technology (IT) project becomes more vulnerable as it goes through the various stages of development? That's because during each stage of development the project becomes more complex, increasing the chances of something going wrong. Incorporating a structured framework for developing IT projects, also known as a life cycle, enables your corporation to implement specific guidelines, more...Organizational Communication Communicating in the Workplace
Organizational Communication: Communicating in the Workplace is designed to help students understand how communication flows within an organization, how networks develop, and what roles individuals fulfill in an organization. The program also gives students guidelines for applying technology to organizational communication. By applying the guidelines, students will be able to communicate more...Telephone Skills for Business Professionals Simulation
...anners at all times and make appropriate use of telephone technology. Building trust over the telephone and tailoring your telephone responses to your customers' communication styles are also keys to your success. This simulation is based on the SkillSoft series "Telephone Skills for Business Professionals" and contains links to the following courses: COMM0411 and COMM0412. This simulation will more...Effective Telephone Techniques
This course provides the learner with critical information about making a good impression when communicating over the telephone. It emphasizes the importance of good telephone etiquette, offers tips for building trust over the telephone, and discusses important non-verbal actions that are present in most telephone interactions. Additionally, it helps the learner make the most out of technology more...Improving Your Cross-cultural Communications
Picture the scene. You've been asked to contact some new clients based over 3,000 miles away. You've never spoken with them before and you're not sure what response you'll get. This is a familiar situation that is played out daily in many organizations around the world. How many times have you found yourself in this situation? Thankfully, there are things you can do to improve your cross-cultural more...Virtual Team Management Developing Virtual Teams
In Virtual Team Management: Developing Virtual Teams, you will learn about the nature of virtual teams, including the characteristics and types of virtual teams. You will also learn what needs virtual team members have, as well as the types of technology virtual teams use to communicate. In addition, you will learn how virtual teams can overcome trust and communication barriers, as well as how to more...Virtual Team Management Managing Virtual Team Relationships
In Virtual Team Management: Managing Virtual Team Relationships, you will learn how to be an effective virtual team manager. You will learn the seven functions that virtual team managers must perform and the four factors that can hamper a virtual team manager's success. In addition, you will learn about the importance of boundary management and how virtual team managers can be effective boundary more...Understanding Technical Professionals
As a manager, have you felt that technical professionals are sometimes difficult to understand? Do you find that the usual management models are not as effective as they could be? This course explains the ways in which these employees differ from other workers and how you can apply more appropriate and effective management techniques. You will also learn how business has responded with new more...Strategies for Transitioning into Management
...that next step. In your new role as a manager, you'll use technology in different ways -- focusing on managing production, not production itself. This course outlines management tactics for becoming an effective manager. Specifically, you'll receive tips on hitting the ground running, including how to prepare for the transition into management, develop management tactics and measure your more...Mentoring Strategies in the 21st Century
...nds--including acquisitions and reorganizations, emerging technology needs, and a changing work force--are all creating unique mentoring needs. This course addresses how mentoring strategies can benefit your organization in the current business climate. It explores the ways that mentoring can capitalize on gender, age, and cultural issues. Finally, it provides instruction on assessing mentoring more...e-Mentoring
Rapid changes in the way organizations look and do business have generated a new business tool: e-Mentoring. Here's an opportunity to examine the challenges and advantages of e-Mentoring and explore how to adapt communication skills to electronic media. Learn how to grow and manage e-Mentoring relationships by effectively selecting and matching e-Mentors and proteges, developing trust, using more...Mentoring Essentials Simulation
...Technology Group, a research department within The Research Company that focuses on collecting and analyzing data on wireless technologies. You are heading up a new research project that deals with forecasting advertising revenue for wireless communication tools over the next five years. While managing this project, you have also been assigned Tilly Newman, a new hire in your department, to be more...Leading the Workforce Generations Simulation
...y-first century marks a new development in the workplace. Technology has changed the way we do business. We are faster, busier, and more knowledgeable. Not only do we have vast technological resources available to us; we are also the first to have personnel resources. The workforce today has seen and experienced the world change in different ways. It would not be uncommon for one worker to have more...Initiating a Succession Plan Simulation
...iding consulting, market analysis, strategic planning and technology forecasting services. The Ulema Reports Group (URG), a wholly owned subsidiary of Ulema, Inc., produces single and multi-client studies on fast-moving market sectors. The lifecycles for these studies are often as little as 6 months to one year from the start of development, so in order remain profitable, the company relies on more...Implementing a Succession Plan Simulation
...iding consulting, market analysis, strategic planning and technology forecasting services. The Ulema Reports Group (URG), a wholly owned subsidiary of Ulema Inc., produces single and multi-client studies on fast moving market sectors. The lifecycles for these studies are often as little as 6 months to one year from the start of development, so in order remain profitable, the company relies on a more...Organizational Learning Transferring Knowledge within an Organization
In Organizational Learning: Transferring Knowledge within an Organization, you will learn to use management tools and identify challenges encountered when using technology for knowledge transfer. You will also learn how to encourage knowledge transfer through employee empowerment and incentives, as well as how to address and overcome transfer reluctance. Managers, supervisors, and executives who more...E-Learning Essentials Pt 3 Deploying and Measuring Your Solution
The third course in this curriculum focuses on issues of deployment and measurement of an e-learning solution. Regarding deployment, technological, interoperability and multi-site challenges are addressed, as well as using the Internet, choosing the right platform, managing learners and learning objects. The final area to be covered is that of measuring the e-learning solution, integrating more...Strategic Decision Making
The field of IT management continues to evolve as new methodologies and technologies are made available and adopted by the marketplace at large. Deciding what kinds of work your firm should outsource, whether to lease or buy, and the kinds of projects best kept in-house are matters of crucial concern to any IT manager. At the same time, an array of resource planning and management tools--CRM, ERP, more...IT Challenges Present and Future
...technology comes new challenge. Whether trying to upgrade systems, enhance e-commerce opportunities, or simply make projects more successful, your job as IT manager is to avoid the pitfalls inherent in each task. Meanwhile, new and demanding responsibilities are on the horizon for governance, cybersecurity, and incident response, fields that are still under development. This course examines more...Developing and Deploying Strategic Plans
...internal strengths and weaknesses, stakeholders, relevant technology, and legal and regulatory factors. With these considerations, an organization's action plan can be developed and deployed, and its effectiveness evaluated.This course explores the concepts of strategic planning models, business environmental analysis, and strategic plan deployment. It is aligned with the Quality Management more...Communication Skills and Project Management
An essential element of management is the ability to effectively communicate with people. The capacity to successfully communicate in today's global economy is a pivotal element to the success of any organization. Managers need to be aware of emerging technologies and how these affect international communication. To meet an improvement project's specified goals and objectives, a manager must also more...Training and Development
The most valued resource of any organization is its people. In today's corporate landscape of technological advancement, employees must be trained to align with the strategic direction of the business. Managers of quality should know that improvements in workplace productivity contribute positively to the overall well-being of the organization. This course explores the importance of investing in more...E-mail and Internet Use
...m. However, there are dangers in the use of this advanced technology. This course outlines the pitfalls involved in using e-mail and accessing the Internet through a company's network, and the policies that are often implemented to encourage and regulate these activities. Additionally, the course contains advice on how to deal with an "e-crisis" if it occurs. SkillSoft's Legal Compliance more...Doing Business on the Internet
...ble even twenty years ago. However, while advancements in technology have enabled the development of new business models, the impact of these changes on issues related to the protection of personal and business information has been immense. Protecting personal information regarding customers, while still ensuring that detailed customer records are kept, is a difficulty faced by almost all more...Web Server Concepts
E-business defines the future of the organization today. Getting the right information to the right person at the right time defines success. The use of the World Wide Web has tremendously increased in the recent times. The server technology plays an important role in the development of the World Wide Web. With the increasing use of the Internet, there has been a significant increase in the use of more...Advanced Technology Concepts for Web Designers
To introduce users to the incorporation of JavaScript and other technologies such as DHTML, cookies and plug-ins in web sites, and to web site publishing, web site maintenance, and database integration Web authors, webmasters, marketing and communications professionals, PR professionals, graphic designers, desktop designers, technical writers, and library scientists more...XML Implementation in Enterprise
The XML: Implementation in Enterprise WBT is the second course in the XML curriculum. This course is meant for Web programmers in a multi-tier enterprise system who want to use XML to transport and exchange business data over the Internet. The course details the role of XML and related technologies in enterprise computing. It also describes the procedures for using XML Schemas for ensuring more...Introducing Dreamweaver MX and ASP NET
To introduce the student to Dreamweaver MX and ASP.NET and explain how to use them to publish database content, reuse code, and navigate through DataSets Web professionals; home users and end users wishing to use Dreamweaver MX to create database-driven web applications built on ASP.NET technology more...Using Dreamweaver MX to Develop ASP NET Applications
To describe how to insert and update data into web pages, how to create a search form and results page, and how to secure, test, maintain, and deploy a web site in Dreamweaver MX Web professionals; home users and end users wishing to use Dreamweaver MX to create database-driven web applications built on ASP.NET technology more...ActiveX Programming with VBScript
The ActiveX Programming with VBScript is the second course in the VBScript and ActiveX curriculum. The course acquaints the students with ActiveX controls. It also describes how to make the Web pages interactive by dynamically creating them. Additionally, the course explains the methods to optimize and debug the code. End users who intend to develop interactive Web pages with VBScript. more...Software Engineering Concepts
The Software Engineering Concepts WBT provides an introduction to the basic concepts of software engineering. It examines the software development process, and the relative strengths and weaknesses of various software process models. It also describes various approaches to requirement gathering and problem analysis. The students will also learn to specify and validate requirements. Managers, more...Visual Basic 6 0 Advanced
This course covers techniques that Visual Basic programmers can use to enhance the interface, functionality and performance of their applications. Students will learn to create menus and toolbars. The course also introduces the student to ActiveX programming and the Common Dialog control. The course also shows students how to create and load documents using the File Access features of Visual more...Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with UML Fundamentals
To introduce basic OOAD principles, the Rational Unified Process, and the role of UML Web developers more...Visual Basic 6 0 ActiveX COM Part I
This course builds and extends the skills beyond basic Visual Basic programming by introducing ActiveX components and the Component Object Model (COM). The Component Object Model (COM) is an open, extensible standard on which ActiveX is based. By understanding COM, you can design applications from components that communicate through a common set of interfaces. Component software development cuts more...C 2005 System Types and Collections
To use types, classes, interfaces, iterators, and generics to create data-driven applications Employees, consultants, and students that are preparing for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation Certification Exam (70-536) more...C 2005 Serialization and I O
To serialize and deserialize objects for storage and manipulation, use I/O classes to manage data streams and files, and analyze how application performance can be enhanced using serialization and I/O Employees, consultants, and students that are preparing for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation Certification Exam (70-536) more...C 2005 Customized Programming
To enable compatibility between COM and C# 2005, use reflection to call classes and data types, and customize a C# 2005 application for graphics, text, globalization, and e-mail Employees, consultants, and students that are preparing for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation Certification Exam (70-536) more...C 2005 Security
To recognize the different types of security supported by C# 2005 and how they work, and to use them in application development Employees, consultants, and students that are preparing for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation Certification Exam (70-536) more...C 2005 Threading Service Processing and Application Domains
To recognize how threading, service processing, and application domains facilitate background system operations, and to implement them in Visual Basic applications Employees, consultants, and students that are preparing for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation Certification Exam (70-536) more...C 2005 Diagnostics and Management
To manage application configuration and the custom installation of components, event logs, system processes and information, and use debugging and tracing to measure application performance Employees, consultants, and students that are preparing for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation Certification Exam (70-536) more...Visual Basic 2005 System Types and Collections
To use types, classes, interfaces, iterators, and generics to create data-driven applications Employees, Consultants, and Students that are preparing for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation Certification Exam (70-536) more...Visual Basic 2005 Serialization and I O
To serialize and deserialize objects for storage and manipulation, use I/O classes to manage data streams and files, and analyze how application performance can be enhanced using serialization and I/O Employees, Consultants, and Students that are preparing for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation Certification Exam (70-536) more...Visual Basic 2005 Customized Programming
To enable compatibility between COM and Visual Basic 2005, use reflection to call classes and data types, and customize a Visual Basic 2005 application for graphics, text, globalization, and e-mail Employees, Consultants, and Students that are preparing for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation Certification Exam (70-536) more...Visual Basic 2005 Security
To recognize the different types of security supported by Visual Basic 2005 and how they work, and to use them in application development Employees, Consultants, and Students that are preparing for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation Certification Exam (70-536) more...Visual Basic 2005 Threading Service Processing and Application Domains
To recognize how threading, service processing, and application domains facilitate background system operations, and to implement them in Visual Basic applications Employees, Consultants, and Students that are preparing for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation Certification Exam (70-536) more...Visual Basic 2005 Diagnostics and Management
To manage application configuration and the custom installation of components, event logs, system processes and information, and use debugging and tracing to measure application performance Employees, Consultants, and Students that are preparing for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation Certification Exam (70-536) more...The J2EE Connector Architecture
To introduce the J2EE Connector Architecture and demonstrate how it can be used by J2EE applications Java developers; business analysts, system architects, technical managers, and technology evaluators who are interested in gaining an overview of the J2EE Connector Architecture more...Introducing Microsoft NET
To introduce the concepts, environment, technology, and tools for Microsoft .NET Software developers, software project managers more...Windows Services in C
To demonstrate how to build, debug, deploy, and use Windows Services with C# Microsoft C# developers wanting to write enterprise applications with serviced components, Windows Services, or .NET Remoting, or studying for the exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services and Server Components with Microsoft Visual C# and the Microsoft .NET Framework more...Windows Services in VB NET
To show how to build, debug, deploy, and use Windows Services with Visual Basic .NET All Microsoft VB.NET developers wanting to write enterprise applications with serviced components, Windows Services, or .NET Remoting, or studying for the 70-310 exam Developing XML Web Services and Server Components with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET and the Microsoft .NET Framework more...Working with ASP NET
To describe the principle technologies and tools that support ASP.NET Web developers with basic experience using previous versions of Active Server Pages or similar technology, who wish to start working with Microsoft ASP.NET more...Responding to Clients and Errors in ASP NET
To demonstrate how to create a Web Form using Visual C# Web developers with basic experience using previous versions of Active Server Pages or similar technology, who wish to start working with Microsoft ASP.NET more...Controls in ASP NET Web Forms
To demonstrate how to add configured controls to ASP.NET Web Forms Web developers with basic experience using previous versions of Active Server Pages or similar technology, who wish to start working with Microsoft ASP.NET more...Styling Web Applications
To familiarize the learner with style sheets and explain how to style a Web Form Web developers with basic experience using previous versions of Active Server Pages or similar technology, who wish to start working with Microsoft ASP.NET more...Introduction to UNIX
To introduce the UNIX operating system IT professionals needing to familiarize themselves with the UNIX environment more...Windows 2000 - Network Design Addressing and Naming Services
To provide an overview of DHCP, DNS, and WINS services in Windows 2000 and to analyze and design a requirement and implementation strategy using these services Students preparing for Microsoft exam 70-221; personnel in medium to very large computing environments that use the Windows 2000 network operating system more...Understanding and Supporting Networks
To understand network protocols and connectivity technologies and to establish and troubleshoot a network connection Computer technicians who have accumulated 500 hours hand-on experience in a lab or in the field and, ideally, have completed the A Essentials exam (220-601) more...OS 390 MQ Series
... teaches the fundamentals of using IBM MQSeries messaging technology with specific emphasis towards its use on the OS/390 platform. It begins by describing challenge fundamental to applications running across networks consisting of diverse platforms, then proposes MQSeries as the key middleware solution. The benefits of messaging and queuing are explored. Additional problematic applications more...Web Technologies
This WestNet e-Learning module explores the Web technologies, such as JavaScript and databases, used to enhance basic Web page functionality. more...Electronic Commerce Strategies
...s strategies for electronic commerce, including branding, technology-enabled relationship management, purchasing, electronic data interchange, supply-chain management, auction sites, virtual communities, and Web portals. Also discussed are the factors that are important to electronic commerce but that are not business or technology issues. These include international, legal, ethics, and tax more...Electronic Commerce Security Issues
This course describes the technologies of ecommerce, including electronic commerce security issues and electronic payment systems. Also presented are business strategies for electronic commerce, including branding and technology-enabled relationship management. The course ends with a discussion of topics that are important to e-commerce but are neither business nor technology issues. These topics more...Spread Spectrum Technology
This module defines and describes spread spectrum technology and discusses how it is used according to FCC guidelines. more...Physical Layers
In this module, we discuss some of the media access control (MAC) and Physical Layer characteristics of wireless LANs that are common to all wireless LAN products, regardless of the manufacturer. We also explain the difference between Ethernet and wireless LAN frames and how wireless LANs avoid collisions. more...RFID Technology and Business Applications
To recognize the applications of RFID technology, how it operates, the function of the EPCglobal Network, and determine how to implement RFID in an organization based on business and deployment issues Managers, analysts and consultants who want a primer on how to evaluate, prototype and deploy RFID into their existing business systems; managers and people making business decisions regarding more... | ||||||||||