Month: August 2020
Synergis to sponsor AITP Atlanta’s 14th Annual CIO Roundtable
Synergis is thrilled to sponsor The Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) Atlanta chapter CIO Roundtable. This year marks the 14th meeting of the organization’s flagship event, although the first time it’s been virtual.
Read MoreSolutions for your virtual & e-learning challenges
With kids going back to school (mostly virtually) and adults still working from home, we need to continue tweaking training and learning for an online or e-learning setting. Many people felt the pain of starting this transition from in-classroom to online in the spring. But there are still plenty of lessons to be learned to make it better.
Read MoreBlockchain technology…beyond cryptocurrency
I know just enough about blockchain and cryptocurrency to have a water cooler conversation about it. That’s why I was driven to choose it as a topic of the Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) August meeting with three of the best minds in this space.
Read MoreConversation with Market Manager, Tim Pape
Let’s get to know the professionals at Synergis that help match job opportunities with top talent. This month, we sat down with Tim Pape, Market Manager, who works from San Francisco.
Read More9 ways to make yourself an indispensable employee
I began playing volleyball in fifth grade and then on a travel/club team from 8th to 12th grade. And besides being fun and something I loved to do, it taught me lessons on what it’s like to be an invaluable member of a team.
The rules have changed slightly since I was a kid. But back then, there was a limit to how many player substitutions you were allowed per set. So, my coach encouraged us to be versatile in the positions we could play to make these substitutions easier and more valuable to the team.
Read More7 supplies to put on your virtual back-to-school list
Many kids are getting ready to go back to school, but in a virtual or remote learning setting instead of in-person. That puts added pressure on the parents working from home who are also trying to be part-time teachers. And probably has made the school supply needs a bit different this year.
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