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PMP Question of the Week: Change Order Request Next Steps

January 12, 2015 Guest Authors Cisco, Cloudera, Featured, Professional Development, Project Management, Routing & Switching, Technology, Training in Business

You are the project manager on a very large, complex system software deployment project. The schedule is set for three years and the budget is $8 million. The project is approximately 50% complete but is slightly behind schedule and over budget (SPI = 0.94 and CPI = 0.96). One of the key project stakeholders (accounting department functional manager) contacts you to discuss what the accounting departmental manager believes to be required additional scope. You ask this key stakeholder to put his request in the form of a Change Order Request (COR). When you receive the COR, you expect to work the COR through the Control Scope process. After the impact of the COR has been determined, what is the best thing to do next?

Preparing for 2015: Lessons Learned from Past Security Compromises

January 9, 2015 James Michael Stewart Cisco, Cloudera, Featured, Professional Development, Project Management, Routing & Switching, Technology, Training in Business

We can prepare for 2015 by learning from past data infringements or compromises that may have affected us personally or professionally. We need to learn from these incidents in order to prevent their reoccurrence or at least mitigate our risk in the future

CCNA Data Center Question of the Week:

January 9, 2015 Johnny Bass Cisco, Cloudera, Featured, Professional Development, Project Management, Routing & Switching, Technology, Training in Business

Which command would you use to determine what physical ports are assigned to VSAN 10?

Policy-Based Routing: What Is It and How Is It Used?

January 8, 2015 Johnny Bass Cisco, Cloudera, Featured, Professional Development, Project Management, Routing & Switching, Technology, Training in Business

What is PBR? Policy-Based Routin (PBR) is the process of using a route map to match on something more than the destination and then defining the path out of the router based on those conditions. PBR could match on destination only, but typically we would match on more. PBR is considered to be an exception to the RIB and is looked at before examining the RIB.

A+ Question of the Week: NET USE Command

January 7, 2015 Toby Skandier Cisco, Cloudera, Featured, Professional Development, Project Management, Routing & Switching, Technology, Training in Business

While mapping a drive in the graphical interface, what switch for the NET USE command is equivalent to checking the “Reconnect at logon” box ?

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