- All Office Suite applications now have the Ribbon
- Backstage View (a one-stop shop)
- Paste Preview (speaks for itself)
- Enhanced Photo Editing Tools (Office Suite)
- Enhanced Video Capability in PowerPoint
- Microsoft Publisher has been enhanced to provide excellent tools for business promotional materials
- Microsoft OneNote (replaces the need for index cards)
- Office on the Web (web-based access to Microsoft Office applications)
This blog is designed to explore the wide gap between those who have access to technology and use it effectively and those who do not. The technology gap exists between those who can create and innovate to produce new technologies and those who cannot. It also exists between those who can access, adapt, master and use existing technologies and those who cannot. If we don't begin to embrace technology we risk the chance of becoming an extinct population of society in the workplace.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
8 Reasons to Switch to Office 2010
Friday, April 8, 2011
TABRadio - Sunday, April 17th @ 6:30 PM
Saturday, March 19, 2011
TABTC initiates a "Human Capital Development Movement"
Our training services have always and will continue to be designed to provide individuals with immediate benefits, that are easy to use and retain, yet convenient enough so as not to disturb the busy daily routines of our customers.
All of our services include a high-level of customer service and support that most businesses substitute for bottom-line sales and increased market share. Our services are project-based and allow individuals to quickly implement the knowledge learned and gained to have an immediate impact on their daily lives.
So, stay tuned in by visiting our web site - http://www.tabtraining.com/, as more information about OUR MOVEMENT is unveiled.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
TAB Training & Consulting - Web Site Makeover
BEFORE (Home Page):

AFTER (Home Page):

Please take a moment to stop by http://www.tabtraining.com/ and after your visit complete a short survey (located on the What's New @ TABTC page) to let us know what you think.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Embrace Technology - NOW!
It is time to embrace technology as a professional tool…as much as we have embraced it as a social tool!
Even though, on average, only 15-20% of any Microsoft Office application is used in the workforce, why are people still hesitant to learn or use more than what they do? We seemed to have become a nation of people that are willing to do only the status quo to keep our jobs (aka paychecks), even during the current recession, yet we complain that we don't make enough money or "wish" we could get "THE" job that pays more…Shouldn't we be preparing ourselves for when the economy bounces back by increasing our knowledge of the industry for which we work...and dedicate ourselves to learn the "technology" skills to acquire a better-paying job whether at the same company or elsewhere. At minimum we should increase our knowledge of technology beyond social networking, emailing, and chatting using our cell phones and laptops...they really are designed and built to do so much more.
Gone are the days of indicating on our resume that we are "proficient" in using Microsoft Word...but are unable to keep our own resumes updated without the assistance of someone else...So are the days of stating on our resume that we are "knowledgeable" in using Microsoft Excel...but are unable to balance our checkbook or home budget and complain there isn't enough money available or overdraft our banking accounts. Calculators and typewriters, what are those things you say (LOL), are old "tools" like libraries and snail-mail. Don't get me wrong libraries are still an important institution and snail-mail has its importance as well...BUT! Time to "step" up your GAME!
As a trainer of 16+ years, with experience teaching within both the corporate and community-based (inner-city) environments, I have come across such individuals on a regular basis, and my only advice is this…Prepare for the day that a job ad reads "MOS Certification ONLY"...you can start preparing now by contacting TAB Training & Consulting at (704) 303 9094 or by visiting our website www.tabtraining.com to request a FREE virtual consultation so we can assist you with assessing and meeting your specific technology training needs.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Where do you use Microsoft Office Suite applications the most (at work or at home)?
Click on the following link to access the at-work survey: Click here to take the business survey
Click on the following link to access the at-home survey: Click here to take the home survey
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Enhancing Your Job Search Experience
If so, then attend the first of several workshops under our Webinar Workshop B-Series on Wednesday, September 15, 2010 (from 7:00-8:30 PM). In prior webinars we discussed the importance of technology as a tool for personal enhancement and development, often referred to as building "human capital."
The Webinar Workshop B-Series focuses on how technology can assist with obtaining a job that requires entry-level technology-based skills sets, changing careers or achieving success by climbing the corporate ladder. This particular workshop explores the basics of desktop application, focusing on the Microsoft Office Suite, and the software that is commonly used in today's workforce.
This webinar discusses the advantages of using Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft PowerPoint during the job search process and how learning the basics of these three programs can enhance such an experience. The knowledge gained begins to serve as the foundation for pursuing a Microsoft Business Certification in one or all of the programs discussed. Learn more about these certifications during the webinar.
Webinar Outline:
- Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007
- Using Word 2007 to Manage Your Personal Resume
- Using Excel 2007 to Manage Your Job Search Experience
- Using PowerPoint 2007 to Create a PowerPoint Show Resume
Contact Information:
For more information about this webinar, please visit our website: http://www.tabtraining.com/ or if you have any questions about the webinar please contact us at (704) 303-9094 or by sending an email to info@tabtraining.com.