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The Service Delivery to Solution Delivery panel at AMM 2016 explored the continuing importance of the user experience as a critical service component, and why the shift from a focus on clients to the specific needs of users is more than just semantics.

The joint HSITAG and SLED council panel at AMM 2016 delved into an exploration of improving quality of life through advancing and enhancing technology in public services.

At the Partner and Vendor Advisory Council meetings at CompTIA’s Annual Member Meeting this week, the PAC concluded that being a security expert is like being a weatherman and the VAC found the state of the vendor space strong – with some caveats.

Establishing a team dynamic through communication and collaboration that leads to benefits for both.

There’s a lot channel professionals can learn from Alex Sheen...

Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice is coming to theaters this weekend, and fans will see DC Comics’ most famous tech-savvy vigilante take on the Man of Steel. Learn what tools Batman has in his arsenal that could match Superman’s unbeatable powers and what lessons IT pros can take from this comic book rivalry.

Will cloud, the Internet of Things and big data lead to gains and growth or setbacks and stagnation?

The ITSS Community meeting at AMM: a careful reminder of the power your name can carry.

Takeaways from the End User Commission meeting.

On Friday, March 18, 2016, UK-based training company Just IT held its Just IT Apprenticeship Awards 2016, an annual event that celebrates the outstanding work of Just IT apprentices. These include an award for the apprentice who achieved the highest CompTIA exams score, and this year’s winner in that category is Aisha Kareem, digital experience associate at T. Rowe Price.

Read about how the networking skills gap was a running theme of CompTIA’s James Stanger’s recent tour of Asia, and how the association is acting to help.

CompTIA Members Raise the Bar with New, Easy-to-Follow Lifecycle Tool

Last week, the Creating IT Futures Foundation, Chicago Public Schools (CPS) and Lumity hosted a panel discussion, “STEMployment: Addressing Chicago’s Talent Pipeline,” in downtown Chicago, making a case for students starting their tech careers in high school and hearing directly from some enterprising tech interns.