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Microsoft to Provide Job Skills Training to "Elevate America"

by John Holliday 27. February 2009 04:04

The thing about working with a team is that sense of being part of something greater than we are.  With the current state of the economy, and with so many people and companies shifting into survival mode, it's really encouraging to see a large company taking on a greater responsibility to the community. 

Today I learned that Microsoft is joining forces with state and local governments to attack the problem of technical education by providing up to 2 million workers with access to free and low cost training resources to help them prepare for jobs in the global market.  The "Elevate America" program is apparently not new - just new to me.  There are already lots of non-profits that have received grants to help them deliver the training.  It seems like a great idea, and I'm looking forward to finding out more about how effective it is.

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3/7/2009 3:57:46 AM

Mehul Bhuva

Hi John sir,

I hope you and your family are in the best of your health. Honestly speaking the recession has spread like a wild-fire across Europe and Asia and I sincerely appreciate efforts from Microsoft in stabilizing the job market in America, also with US President Obama in charge, i hope he will bring the change we all wish to see with his positive attitude...

Anywayz,,,
I have written a Small Case Study on Implementing Knowledge Management Portal using Sharepoint 2007, it is an honest attempt to share my knowledge to this wonderfull and ever-growing sharepoint community, here it is: mehulbhuva.blogspot.com/.../...-in-sharepoint.html

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5/29/2009 6:18:35 AM

John Holliday

Thanks for sharing this, Mehul.

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