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The Three Classes of Databases

no@spam.com (Christine OKelly) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:44:59 EST

Microsoft Access is one of the leading business database systems around and despite its features it has a few limitations that may have business owners looking at other solutions. However these other databases have their own problems and it's important to understand the whole picture before ditching your MS Access training in pursuit of another application.

The Evolution of the Microsoft Project 2007 User

no@spam.com (Christine OKelly) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:43:07 EST

As a small business grows, managers may find that old methods of project management don't serve the needs that come with larger staffs, budgets and client demands. Moving from an informal system to a software application such as Project is not an easy task and should be done in stages. Project 2007 training is a critical first step, but after a few courses managers aren't suddenly going to be Project experts.

Securing Critical Company Information With Simple Visual Basic Training Courses

no@spam.com (Christine OKelly) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:40:41 EST

Excel is used by a range of employees from the data entry staff to the company's CEO. However, users are often afraid to delve into the mysterious world of macros and their managers usually have the IT staff or outside contractors write needed code. Basic programming skills aren't hard to learn with Excel Visual Basic training courses. It is more cost effective for employees to create their own simple macros than going outside the department.

Do You Need To Upgrade From Excel 2003 to Excel 2007?

no@spam.com (Christine OKelly) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:38:23 EST

For computer users, the development cycle of computer software can be frustrating. You get comfortable with an application like Excel 2003. You have all of your spreadsheets optimized for the software and employees have received comprehensive Excel 2003 training. Then a new version of the software appears and you have to spend the money to upgrade and retrain your staff, not to mention the time to ensure your spreadsheets work properly on the new system. Is it all worth it?

What Is Pecha Kucha and How Does It Affect PowerPoint?

no@spam.com (Christine OKelly) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:34:11 EST

To some people, PowerPoint advanced training means using animations and music. To other people it means learning to give presentations that don't put your audience to sleep. Pecha Kucha is a PowerPoint advanced technique that is becoming popular in business circles as a way to give short but powerful talks.

Access Corruption Avoidance Tip #3: Stay Connected

no@spam.com (Christine OKelly) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:32:57 EST

Most Microsoft Access training courses demonstrate how to use the database application but may tiptoe around the problem of database corruption. Using Access as a shared resource without understanding corruption is a recipe for disaster. In our latest article on avoiding Access data corruption, we show how important it is to keep your environment stable.

Access Corruption Avoidance Tip #2: Avoid Dangerous Data

no@spam.com (Christine OKelly) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:30:29 EST

In the second of our articles on avoiding Access database corruption, we explore some data types that are more subject to corruption. The best choice is simply to avoid them. However that's like saying, "The best way to avoid an auto accident is not to drive your car." Access database courses will show you how to use these data types, but we will show you how to use them safely.

Access Corruption Avoidance Tip #1: Split Your Database

no@spam.com (Christine OKelly) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:22:51 EST

Microsoft Access is an economical and easy to use database solution for small businesses. However anyone who has used the application as a shared network database knows that corruption can destroy all your hard work. While your Access database training will help, there are several tips that can reduce the chance of data corruption.

Why Other Countries are Adopting the US HAZWOPER Program

no@spam.com (Christine OKelly) — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 09:52:02 EST

Although HAZWOPER is a program created by the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), both the word and the program itself are rapidly becoming standards for hazardous waste operations in other countries.

How Can You Make HAZWOPER Training More Effective?

no@spam.com (Christine OKelly) — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 09:49:33 EST

Some managers don't like training. They've had bad experiences where course content didn't make an impression and employees didn't learn anything. What they may not realize is proper employee development isn't just finding a 40 hr HAZWOPER course, dispatching employees, then forgetting about it. The course itself should be part of an overall training culture that encourages and reinforces the content.