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In This Issue
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developersDen.com
website
receives complete redesign
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Steve Trapani accepts
position as Director, IT
Services
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Designing an
effective training
plan for .NET developers
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developersDen.com Website Updates
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If you
haven’t visited our website lately, go check
it out. We have given it a complete
overhaul as part of our ongoing commitment
to better serve our customers. The dust has
barely settled, so there may still be a few
rough spots and there are a number of
upcoming additions, but hopefully the new
design will prove beneficial as both an easy
to navigate index of our service offerings,
as well as a valuable resource for the
software development industry. As always we
welcome your feedback and suggestions and
don’t forget to visit often as there are a
number of surprises coming your way. |
Steve Trapani - Director, IT Services
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We are
extremely pleased to announce that as of
September 1, 2004 Steven Trapani has
accepted the position of Director, IT
Services with developersDen, Inc. a leading
provider of IT Services located in Castle,
Rock CO. Steve brings a solid background in
software and hardware experience to our
organization and will be responsible for
implementing our new service offerings which
include: website design and development,
website hosting services, and custom PC
workstation and server integration and
installation. |
.NET Developer Training
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One of
the more challenging tasks facing IT
professionals today is properly planning
for the training needs of software
developers. Back in the “Good Old
Days”, the list of available training
classes was limited and decisions fairly
simple. With the advent of .NET, the
playing field has been altered
dramatically. Every week, I receive
numerous requests concerning how to
design a successful training plan that
is cost effective. Our approach to
designing training roadmaps is to base
our recommendations on two endpoints:
“Where are you at now?” and “Where do
you want to go?” While this may at
first seem to be a simplistic approach,
in our experience it is the failure to
consider these two key questions that
often result in a training plan that is
both ineffectual and costly. If you are
struggling with how to design an
effective plan for yourself or your
organization, please contact us today
for a free evaluation and consultation
at:
info@developersden.com
or visit our website at
www.developersden.com. |
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