Corporate Training
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Corporate training in India goes high-tech
News Indian companies turn to videoconferencing, online learning and collaborative Web techniques, to provide cost-effective and flexible training for their employees.
Tags: IT training, HR policies and procedures, Corporate Training, India, Training, technology company, Human Resources, U.S., monitor, technique
AAC Acoustic opens global HQ in S'pore
News Miniature acoustics components maker will also invest US$13.8 million over next five years on research and development in Singapore.
Tags: Development/design, Sound, Corporate Training, Singapore, mobile handset, Sound, Support Services, product development, R&D, agency
Indian outsourcing trainees feel heat of recession
Insight perspective Outsourcers such as Infosys are packing graduates off to training centers, using education to maintain their edge in challenging economic times.
Tags: Outsourcing, IT training, Personal development, Trends, Infosys Technologies Ltd., Employee, Outsourcing, India, Electronics, Training
M'sian virtual varsity ties up with SAP on R&D efforts
News German business management software maker SAP, through its Malaysian operations, has formed a research and development (R & D) partnership with the country's first virtual university, Universiti Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR).
Elderly folks in M'sia learn open source
News Senior citizens from a community group in Kuala Lumpur have greatly impressed their trainer, Colin Charles, by quickly learning how to install and configure the Linux Red Hat 8.0 operating system.
A happy new year for hacker Mitnick
News A former fugitive who wound up serving a five-year prison term for computer crimes against companies including Sun Microsystems and Motorola, notorious computer hacker Kevin Mitnick is enjoying a midlife renaissance.
Hack, the herald angels sing!
News Notorious hacker Kevin Mitnick enjoys the holidays with probation, ham radio and Oscar winner Kevin Spacey.
Think you can run Enron? Play the game
News Start-up SimuLearn takes corporate training into the realm of computer games with its "Virtual Leader" software. Co-founder Clark Aldrich says ethics are key.
Solutions for common client communication mistakes
Insight When a project or contract hits a snag, poor communication is all too often the culprit. Consultants can avoid a slew of common client problems by following these suggestions for improving communication skills.
Put end-user system changes on ice with Deep Freeze
Insight End users tinkering with their desktop PCs can be a major headache for the help desk. But now there is a way to make end-user damage disappear by simply rebooting the PC.
Spicing up meetings
Insight Ways to keep regular meetings more interesting.
Focus on user acceptance to ensure a successful rollout
Insight A poorly planned end-user rollout of a new application or version upgrade can bring a project manager a heap of trouble. Follow these seven points to make sure your project launch is successful.
Earn the respect of older staff by managing effectively
Insight Young IT managers can easily derail their careers if they don't prevent the resentment and jealousy of older subordinates from impacting team performance. Here are tips on how best to approach this management issue.
Five sources for free Excel templates
Insight Why reinvent the wheel when you can steal the tires from your neighbor's car? And why create a new Excel spreadsheet when a free template can take hours off your work time? Find the ones you need at these five sources.
Adobe to refresh Acrobat Connect
News Adobe Systems' upgraded Web conferencing service will add meeting editing, archiving features as well as virtual breakout rooms for online classes.
Tags: Green IT, Video, Mobile, phone, IM, Adobe Acrobat, WebEx Communications Inc., Web conferencing, Adobe Systems Inc., administrator privilege
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