Arizona PMI Week

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DWWTC is proud to support our Arizona Project Managers during Project Management week which runs from October 31st through November 3rd. There is a list of seminars, workshops, and events in town this week, most of which can be found on the Arizona PMI chapter’s website at http://www.phx-pmi.org. There is still time to register for events for those that are interested as well as exclusive media.

So if you are a PMI member who hasn’t checked the site in a while or just interested in project management you are sure to take something away from all of the fun things happening this week. For further information and PMI training visit the PMI section of our website or the AZ-PMI link above.

Dell Buys Force10 Networks

Dell Buys Force10
  • Force10 provides high-performance solutions designed to deliver new economics by virtualizing and automating conventional datacenter and cloud networks
  • Force10 technology complements and accelerates Dell’s datacenter solutions portfolio, enabling it to offer customers a broader range of enterprise offerings

Dell today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Force10 Networks, Inc., a leader in high-performance datacenter networking. Force10’s networking capabilities complement Dell’s datacenter solutions portfolio, enabling it to offer customers a broader range of enterprise offerings.

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FREE Kindle with Microsoft Training!

FREE Kindle with Microsoft Training

FREE Kindle with Microsoft Training!

All you have to do is take any one of 4 Microsoft classes, 6294, 6416, 10135 or 10174, and WIN a New Kindle loaded with Course Content & a Certification Voucher!

You can attend your classes at any Dynamic Worldwide Training location or online using our REAL-ILT HD interactive online training. It’s just that easy!

Students will receive:

  • Amazon Kindle (Wi-Fi) Pre-Loaded with:
  • Microsoft Official Digital Courseware.
  • Microsoft Commercial Exam Voucher for future MCTS certification.

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Microsoft Outlook 2010 Quick Steps – Take Control!

Microsoft Outlook 2010

Some of us may not be as comfortable with the idea of having an email bypass the Inbox and go directly to it’s dedicated folder, thus the new Microsoft Outlook 2010 tool, Quick Steps.

Quick Steps is a tool that works similiarly to Rules, but gives the user an opportunity to see the email in their Inbox before filing it away in its own folder.  An email enters  through the Inbox, is read by the user and when the user is done reading the email, they apply a customized Quick Step that applies an action to the email.  Quick Steps can be as simple or complicated as you need them to be and can be used on multiple emails at one time.

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What is Force10 Networks?

Force 10 Training

How many people have heard about Force10 Networks? Been in a Force 10 Gail? Seen Force10 from Naverone? Well, Force10 Networks makes high performance core and top of rack switches for high performance, high end data centers, high density data centers, high reliability data centers, all over the world. You probably already use their products. 25% of all internet traffic worldwide and 85% of internet searches in the USA go through Force10 switches and routers.

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Recurring Appointment Tips in Microsoft Outlook

Outlook Tips

How often do you have a recurring weekly meeting appointment, and you go to plug it into Microsoft Outlook and enter it in over and over again? I think we all have at one time but there’s an easier way to do it and save yourself some trouble, so here are some recurring appointment tips in Microsoft Outlook.

Here’s how you do it: First start off by entering in the basic appointment content, and double click to open the form entering in the date and time. Next, click on the Recurrence Button, (for Outlook 2007 go to the Appointment tab and click on the Recurrence button in the Options) Then in the Recurrence Pattern section choose whether it’s weekly or monthly. You then will be able to choose weekly, bi-weekly, or even greater spans, leading to monthly. You can then choose a termination date, say for a school class, or it can run forever. Then click OK, and your set. Now look at your calendar and give yourself a pat on the back!

For more information on Microsoft Outlook 2007 Training or Microsoft Outlook 2010 Training “ visit: www.dwwtc.com.

3 Easy Excel Tips!

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We all need 3 Easy Excel Tips to get us out of trouble, so here are a few that come up every day.

How to Freeze Column Headings
Column headings will disappear when scrolling through a big worksheet, and it’s easy to lose your place. So, to lock them into place as you move down the rows do the following: (Excel 2003):

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