Office 2003 applications build on the features of previous versions to provide powerful tools for creating and sharing professional documents. Organizations can ensure their users are getting the most out of Office 2003 and, therefore, a high return on technical investment, by providing training courses on the Office 2003 applications their information workers use on a daily basis.

Shon Harris, CISSP and IT training expert, understands the challenges of training busy end users who never have enough time. That's why she endorses online and self-study training courses in Microsoft Access, Excel, Outlook, Word, Frontpage, Publisher, Powerpoint and Project 2003 that put end users in control. You no longer have to pull everyone away from their desks only to teach half the group what they already know. Users can move through hours of in-depth content at their pace, viewing and reviewing topics that apply to them. Moreover, users will enjoy their training experience. The courses combine audio, animation and software simulation with a unique user interface to make the discovery of Office 2003 applications both effective and entertaining. You can be sure that users will retain what they learn because they'll be engaged with the course in a way isn't possible with traditional classroom training. And because users can tailor their training to their specific needs according to their busy schedule, they'll learn more in less time.