Global Knowledge has a team competing in the Royals Cup football six-a-side tournament on Saturday 25th May at the Madejski Stadium.
A recent survey from TalkPoint found that hosting event webcasts have increased by 69.9% in 2012. Survey participants advised that they would rather use webcasting than attend an in-person event because they can attend at their convenience from any location.
We have a multitude of captivating events lined up over the next few of months including a charity golf day, exhibitions and free ‘lunch and learn’ webinars presented by industry experts, delivering you valuable technical information.
Improvements to Windows Azure coupled with the release of the first Service Pack 1 (SP1) for System Centre 2012 and a new Windows Intune service update all add to the company’s overall vision of wedding the Windows Server 2012 operating system with the cloud-based Azure.
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Following on from my last blog “Another year almost over and another successful itSMF UK Conference” and as promised, I get right into the celebrations and awards.
We take a glance back at yet another successful itSMF Conference which this year, saw them celebrating their 21st anniversary. With over 900 delegates, speakers, sponsors and exhibitors all under the Novotel London West roof in Hammersmith on the 5th and 6th November; we were excited to return to stand E03this year with The Open University.
Global Knowledge and The Open University will be on-stand E03 to discuss our unique Post-Graduate Certificate in IT Service Management at itSMF Conference 2012; returning to the Novotel London West in Hammersmith on 5th and 6th November.
Last week we looked at “Class-Connect™ HD — an interactive and high-quality classroom alternative”. This week, as promised we look at V&C Select™ in more depth; how it works and what the benefits are for organisations and individuals.
Significant changes are coming with Office 2013 — not only is the entire interface being modified to bring it more in line with Windows 8 and touchscreen devices, it also encourages developers and administrators to use open Web technologies to build their own add-on apps.
