The ITIL framework is used by almost every organization which uses IT at the core of its services. ITIL stands for Information Technology Infrastructure...

Do you frequently get to the end of each week feeling like you haven’t achieved very much? Or that you haven’t spent time on the right things? Putting some time aside each week to plan the next seven days will stop you carrying over the same bunch of tasks onto next week’s to-do list

Like ArchiMate 2.1, ArchiMate 3.0 is a modelling language for enterprise architecture, allowing enterprise architects to visualize, analyse, and describe the relationships among architecture...

My last post looked at how our lives have changed in the last 50 years. One of the biggest changes has been what technology...

: In today’s world, being connected and constantly updated can often feel more of a hindrance than a help. Our minds are stuffed full of information but how much of it is relevant? The other issue with our desire to be connected is that it breeds a habit of distraction. If you’re trying to study or take on new (and relevant) information, how do you win the focus battle?

The e-Learning industry is constantly evolving and changing as technology is getting more advanced, giving people a wider variety of tools for learning. Through this change, companies within the e-Learning sector are having to keep on top of modern trends in order to stay competitive within the industry and gain satisfaction for their customers. In this blog we take a look at some of the biggest e-Learning trends of 2017.

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As anyone coming from an older generation can tell you, a lot has changed in the past fifty years. The world no longer looks like it did in the 60s. Changes in communications, technology, and infrastructure have changed how we live our lives, from what we eat in the morning to what kind of car we drive. So, exactly what has driven this shift?

Sales is sales, right? If you have skills and experience, you can sell to anyone in any environment. Wrong – business to business (B2B) selling and business to consumer (B2C) selling require different skills. Knowing which skills and techniques to use in the B2C environment will transform you from an average into an exceptional sales person

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