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Isn’t it vexing when you and your superior have differing viewpoints? Do you manage a team and sense frustrations amongst them? Maybe you’re a member of an executive team and are constantly feeling like there isn’t enough time to achieve goals? No matter your rank, these are all difficulties experienced in the workplace that fashion disruption. A lingering absence of communication and respect inevitably detours the culture of a company.

The all new 20743 Upgrading Your Skills to Windows Server 2016 MCSA course is now available from New Horizons Computer Learning Group. This five-day course will explain how to implement and configure the new Windows Server 2016 features and functionality. This course is designed for IT professionals who are experienced in Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2008. Students are recommended to have their MCSA credential in either the Server 2012 or 2008 editions. Or students should have equivalent hands-on knowledge of Windows Servers. See course outline and class schedule here: 20743 Upgrading Your Skills to Windows Server 2016 MCSA

There have been few technologies with as much potential as wearable devices. More consumers than ever are focusing on the benefits of connected mobile gadgets, and wearables seem to be the next logical step in this trend. However, many people simply aren't sure as to what this innovation will do for consumers or the business sector. 

IT and network decision-makers are under growing pressure to modernize their data center or cloud network infrastructures.As business requirements continue to evolve, networks need to become more agile, reliable, secure, cost-efficient and simpler to manage. Those responsible for building and operating these networks must have flexibility and choice in deploying solutions that address the challenges of their specific environments.

Those working in IT have understood for a while that their skills were in high demand. The world's love of technology, both within the enterprise and consumer sectors, has driven a need to ensure that these devices and systems work constantly and consistently. Therefore, it came as no surprise when the U.S. Census Bureau discovered that IT jobs have been growing exponentially over the past few decades.