I once read a Huffington Post article that shared advice for interns such as, “I was able to get a lot of feedback and advice on how to proceed with my career objectives.” That is when I changed my perspective about internships. It’s not that I had anything against internships, I just worked different jobs… View Article

MySQL has always been a great database option for companies in their infancy. It’s cheap and contains the basic functionality most organizations need. It is the simplest way to provide access to multiple databases for multiple users looking to sift through basic company structured data. Of course, as companies hit the big time and see… View Article

Still using WebEx to train workers? We get it. With Web-Ex, you can deliver the same quality training programs your competitors do. But that’s the problem. Success doesn’t come to those who do the exact same thing their competitors do. Today’s organization competes in a knowledge economy. Competitive edge depends on information and effective application… View Article

In 2009, a Gallup State of the American Workplace report came out that showed organizations that were able to successfully engage both customers and employees could experience a 240 percent boost in performance-related business gains. Most organizations must not have gotten the word. Six years later, another Gallup report showed only 32 percent of U.S…. View Article

No eLearning program is fully immune to the occasional grumbling that occurs when busy employees are pulled away from their work. It’s not that workers don’t want to learn. It’s just that more and more learning is happening out of the office and on their own time. According to recent research from educational tech company… View Article

I’ve been working at a PR agency for two short months now and in that time I have learned a lot about the different things that go on here. As a recent college graduate aspiring to pursue Public Relations as a career and not having much experience about the field at all, it only made… View Article

In 2009, a Gallup State of the American Workplace report came out that showed organizations that were able to successfully engage both customers and employees could experience a 240 percent boost in performance-related business gains. Most organizations must not have gotten the word. Six years later, another Gallup report showed only 32 percent of U.S…. View Article

Kaplan is one of the world’s largest and most diverse education providers. Throughout its 75-year history, they’ve been a beacon for expanding educational access and a leader in instructional innovation. It’s Kaplan Test Prep program offers preparation for more than 90 standardized tests, including entrance exams for secondary school, college, and graduate school. High school… View Article

When the automobile was first invented, traffic jams were unheard of. But, as more automobiles populated the roads, outdated road infrastructures couldn’t handle increased congestion and traffic slowed. The same thing has happened with the internet. As people increasingly got online, issues of internet speeds and bandwidth abounded. Today however, as people are more and… View Article

When it comes to what may be the most important business resource of the 21st century–cloud services–there can be no doubt that AWS is clearly dominating the market. Everyone else is years behind in functionality, ease-of-use and price, and for many if not most workloads, AWS is literally better, faster and cheaper than its competitors…. View Article