PRINCE2 vs. PMBOK – Frequently Asked Questions
ctc TrainCanada’s Project Management Trainer & Consultant answers most commonly asked questions about Prince2 and PMBOK.
Are health care IT departments prepared for emerging tech?
The health care sector represents one of the best examples of an industry that is embracing new technologies and trends, as it is demanded to do so by federal regulations and incentivized by consumers.
More signs that cloud courses are necessary
Cloud computing is arguably the most revolutionary technology to enter into the equation for consumers, businesses and public sector agencies in the past…
New year, new cyber security courses in Canada
Greetings from warm, sunny Florida! My name is Ray Friedman. I am the CEO of Mile2 IT Security. You might remember our name from your interaction with…
Is it worth it to be a white hat?
Got mad hacking skills? You could be making a more-than-comfortable living as a white hat IT security contractor.
5 tips for establishing a business cybersecurity program
Technology and electronic record-keeping have both become prominent in all kinds of enterprises, which means that no one is safe.
Why Azure’s commitment to open source programs benefits IT professionals
Microsoft is doing an incredible job of enabling its products to work cohesively with multiple vendor-based solutions.
Automotive sector may boost demand for cybersecurity experts
Integrating malware detection software, network security functions and other back-end protection features into today’s new automobiles is quickly becoming a priority among car manufacturers.
Are you an analytics superstar? Embrace big data courses
Analytics has been one of the more transformative technologies to hit the market in the past several decades. It is worth noting that business intelligence solutions have been around for a long time now, but big data is a far cry from the software and tools that preceded it.
Windows 10: Will professionals need Microsoft training?
As opposed to segregating the new Windows 10 into different versions for separate devices, Microsoft has released an operating system that works the same across phones, tablets, desktops, servers and a wide array of other computing devices.
