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  • How to Job Search on Your Mobile Device

    March 14, 2013 Career Advice 0 Comments

    Today, cellphones are capable of so much more than making a call. They can even help your job search. Checking out jobs using a mobile application, emailing potential employers, updating your LinkedIn profile and conducting an interview on your mobile phone -- these are just a few of the ways cellphones have become integrated into a job search. Continue...

  • How to Thrive as an IT Professional

    March 13, 2013 IT and Computer Science 1 Comments

    The Information Technology (IT) function has become increasingly important to overall decision-making and strategy implementation in businesses. That’s not surprising when you consider how technology drives competitive advantage. Innovation enables businesses to stay ahead of the competition, delivering and satisfying more customers more effectively and efficiently. Further, IT is now an important revenue generator as an increasing share of consumer sales are transacted through mobile and online channels. Continue...

  • Driven to Profitability: Are Businesses Profiting at the Expense of Society?

    March 12, 2013 Business and Management 0 Comments

    On February 14, 2013, Dr. Ingo Böbel spoke as part of the CTU Distinguished Lecturer Series. A published author and scholar, Dr. Böbel has had a profound impact on industrial organization research and shared his insight into the economic theory of creating shared value, also known as CSV. Here are a few of the key takeaways from his lecture. Continue...

  • What If I Get Laid Off? 3 Steps to Job Longevity

    March 8, 2013 Career Advice 1 Comments

    “We have to let you go.” I heard these six words from a senior vice president at the Fortune 500 company where I worked for nearly 10 years. I knew it was coming. My entire department had quit or been laid off in the previous six months. Nevertheless, feelings of disappointment and panic came. Thankfully, my feelings quickly gave way to a clear realization – I needed to upgrade my skills. Continue...

  • This Week's Top 5 Blogs

    March 8, 2013 General 0 Comments

    From the importance of cultural sensitivity in the workplace to ways to use social networking to land a job to a look at the state of homeland security, here is a sampling of this week's top blogs. Continue...

  • The State of Homeland Security 3.0

    March 7, 2013 Homeland Security 0 Comments

    Under her first four years as DHS secretary, Napolitano oversaw the broadening of the focus of homeland security. Focus went from a primary interest in terrorism and counterterrorism to coping with threats such as natural disasters and allocating resources based on an assessment of risks and vulnerabilities. In providing examples in the use of risk-based methodologies, the secretary pointed to the issues of terrorism, border security, immigration enforcement, cybersecurity, and disaster preparedness and response, suggesting that she views these as priority areas for her second term. Continue...

  • Six Reasons to Go Global

    March 6, 2013 Business and Management 0 Comments

    In August 2012, we launched Colorado Technical University’s new Distinguished Lecturer Series with Amy Powell, Director of Operations for Starbucks Coffee Co. The CTU Distinguished Lecturer Series continued on February 21 with Dr. Marika Taishoff, Director of MBA programs at the International University of Monaco, who offered her insight on Going Global. Continue...

  • Transforming the Classroom Through Customized Learning

    March 5, 2013 General, Higher Education 0 Comments

    Technology is driving change in many areas of our lives, from how we interact with friends to how we approach business. It’s no different in higher education. In response to changes in technology, classrooms have evolved from traditional brick-and-mortar institutions to modern-day virtual learning environments. Continue...

  • How to Use Social Networking To Land a Job

    March 4, 2013 Career Advice 0 Comments

    Social networking can be an integral part of your job search, but only when used effectively. If you use it ineffectively, simple photos and comments can negatively affect your career. Here are some social networking do’s and don’ts to follow before starting your job search. Continue...

  • 3 Critical Factors for Cultural Sensitivity in Business

    March 1, 2013 Business and Management 0 Comments

    If you’re studying international business, then you’re learning how unique social, legal, political and cultural factors affect business dynamics. To be effective, you need to have an open mind, great observation skills and most importantly, cultural sensitivity. Continue...

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