Recent Posts by Jesse Daniel Amos

 
Jesse's favorite program is Adobe Photoshop. He thought he was proficient at Excel until a Level 2 class blew his mind with so many new things. He loves producing videos of instructors sharing technical tips & tricks for you. He loves to travel to the various NHLG centers but is based in the Anaheim, CA center.

Cloud Comparison: AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud

There are countless factors to consider when vetting cloud providers. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, it can be helpful to take a step back and look at each provider’s overall strategy and strengths. Do they align with yours?

Amazon Web Services (AWS), Azure and Google Cloud each stand out from the pack in different areas. Let’s compare their biggest strengths and weaknesses.

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7 Categories to Consider Before Choosing a Cloud Provider

With so many features and services to consider, comparing these three cloud giants is complicated. Find out how Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud IaaS and PaaS platforms stack up in this head-to-head comparison.

We’ll cover seven categories to consider before choosing a cloud provider for your business.

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Ten Things to Consider Before Jumping into the Cloud

Keeping these ten steps in mind will help organizations deliver even greater outcomes when looking for an efficient cloud-centric procurement process

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New Horizons Learning Group Celebrates First Five Scholarships in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV: New Horizons Learning Group is proud to announce the first round of success stories stemming from its latest initiative: the Early Career Acceleration Program (ECAP). The result of this initial success sees five (5) IT scholarships completely funded for Las Vegas residents, age 18-26.

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How To: Standardize Data in Microsoft Access

So, you’ve created a database in Access. It has been tested and it works. It was rolled out and people are using it. But something is wrong. When you or someone else use a query to analyze something or compile data, it just doesn’t quite pull up the results you want.

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