Showing posts with label SME. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SME. Show all posts

Friday, 15 June 2012

Transforming Into a More Effective Organization


Most people today have a basic understanding of Microsoft applications, but very few utilize these programs to their maximum level of efficiency and effectiveness. Employees who have acquired a mastery of the Office suite through top level training can work significantly faster and with fewer errors than those with only basic knowledge learned through trial and error.

BoostsOn Dot Com (a member of PEOPLElogy Group) has launched their new branch in Mid Valley after receiving an overwhelming response from the corporate organizations in Kuala Lumpur. Allen Lee, the CEO of BoostsOn Dot Com says that “Microsoft Office training is one of the most effective ways for any computer centred company to considerably improve productivity”.

“Microsoft Office training is one of the most effective ways for any computer centred company to considerably improve productivity” said Allen


But how Microsoft Office training improves productivity?

Training is about much more than just simple shortcuts. Office is a highly interactive set of tools that users can customize to help them improve how they do their specific job functions. For example, an employee who uses Microsoft Word to type our mailing labels can reduce their processing time by as much as 80% by gaining mastery of the mail merge feature through a professional training course.

Just about using Office on a daily basis is likely to discover at least one or two ways to drastically cut time and improved functionality after taking a training course. But perhaps the greater impact of Microsoft Office training is the combined saving of an entire office shaving small amounts of time off of many small tasks like email processing. On an average, employees receive 42 emails a day, so learning to archive mail, create mailing distribution lists, and create rules can significantly improve the
efficiency of an entire office.


Gauging the Level of Proficiency in your Office

To get an idea about how many your employees know about the potential of Microsoft Office, try giving a survey to your employees asking them to list the functionalities of programs like Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel. If you find that a majority are return with response like “word processor” and “calculator” respectively, your company should seriously consider Microsoft Office training for employees. If you would like to know about your Microsoft Office level, you can also test your skills for FREE at www.boostson.com/assessment.

Generally it’s not that employees don’t want to learn new ways to interact with the tools they use every say, but they aren’t aware of the capabilities built into the Microsoft Office suite of products. Because many businesses don’t require any type of Microsoft Office training, the majority of people are working with only a fraction of any application’s functionality. Whether your employees are using Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook or OneNote, there is a Microsoft Office training course to shed light on new ways of performing old and time consuming tasks.

Forms of Microsoft Office Training

Like any type of training today, there are a variety of ways to bring Microsoft Office training to your employees. Whether instruction is given at training facility, given in house or public training by trained professionals, or through self-paced online training, there is a training program to fit the needs of just about any company.


A Classroom for a New Learning Style

Statistically speaking, classroom training is still the most effective way to transfer information, especially for more technical topics. At BoostsOn, they implement a U shape classroom that has been proven to be more effective from other classrooms settings. With this type of face to face training, students have the ability to interact with each other, ask questions, request that information to be explained in a different way, and see the instructor walk through the practice examples in real time. Some Microsoft Office training facilities even offer customized training programs for employers with more specific needs.

According to a study by Microsoft, employees rated themselves as unproductive for about 17 hours during any given work for various reasons including ineffective meetings, unclear priorities, and software issue. With two complete days lost per employee per week due to inefficiency, there is a lot of room for improvement. The easiest way for any company to improve their bottom line is to improve their current processes otherwise; growth only brings an exponential increase in wasted time and money.

Microsoft training is one of the most effective choices any business can make toward increasing efficiency in the workplace. 

BoostsOn is currently offering unlimited trainings for all corporates and also individuals at only RM 499. For more information, please call 03-2287 1829 or email info@boostson.com.

Monday, 19 March 2012

SME Corp and Microsoft team up

KUALA LUMPUR: SME Corp has partnered Microsoft Malaysia, via its Office 365 productivity suite with cloud computing technology, to assist local small and medium enterprises (SMEs) contribute to 41% of gross domestic product (GDP) by 2020.

The partnership would see an expected investment by Microsoft of RM20.8mil in the first year, if adopted by 50,000 SMEs in the country. Microsoft would also reinvest RM41 a year for every user that subscribes to Office 365 through SME Corp.

“We are focusing on lowering the cost of getting to the cloud. We are also looking at training and developing SMEs through our partners and equal systems,” Microsoft Malaysia managing director Ananth Lazarus said at the partnership announcement yesterday.

“The objective of the partnership is to empower Malaysian SMEs with the tools they need to succeed globally, interconnected business landscape where agile and scalable technology infrastructure is key to maintaining the competitive edge,” said SME Corp chief executive officer Datuk Hafsah Hashim.

Empowering SMEs: Hafsah says the opportunity for transforming the way Malaysians did business was enormous, as 99.2% of businesses in Malaysia were SMEs. With her is Ananth Lazarus
 
She said the opportunity for transforming the way Malaysians did business was enormous, as 99.2% of the businesses were SMEs, employing 56% of the workforce and generating 32% of the GDP.

“Office 365 will benefit Malaysian SMEs to have the capacity to expand their businesses to reach beyond the local and regional shores without the need to invest heavily in IT infrastucture,” she said.
Hafsah said SMEs had to grow at about 8.5% annually to contribute 41% to Malaysia's GDP by 2020.
“One of the ways to achieve higher efficiency and high productivity is to encourage SMEs to use ICT,” she said. (ICT refers to information and communications technology.)

SMEs would also be able to face the current economic situation in Europe and withstand the competition, as 80% of them are domestic-driven.

“The external market now is quite uncertain, but as long as we are able to create the right kind of opportunities for the SMEs, they would be able to withstand the competition,” Hafsah said.
“With free trade agreements and competition now come knocking at their doors, we are preparing the SMEs so that they will be more efficient and productive,” she added.

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To know more, call 03-2287 1829 or email to info@BoostsOn.com

 
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