New Horizons Toronto - Mississauga are computer training centers located in Toronto and Mississauga, ON. This computer training facility in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) of Ontario provides computer classes and computer certifications like Microsoft and Cisco certification classes and courses to the Toronto, North York, Richmond Hill, and Markham areas.

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e-Learning: E-Business Library

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The E-Business library includes courses in marketing, database integration, security, design strategy and more. Gain a solid understanding of today’s Internet applications and how much they can do for your company. Learn more about the benefits of supply chain management, enterprise resource planning and customer relationship management, as well as e-commerce, e-procurement and knowledge management. From general overviews to creating e-business plans to integrating and implementing new technology, our courses cover it all - whether you want just the basics or in-depth e-business training.

The E-Business Library describes the use of Internet technologies to carry out, improve, and streamline business processes. Among the common areas referred to in the E-Business realm is: E-Commerce, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Supply Chain Management (SCM), E-Procurement and Knowledge Management. The E-Business library addresses the critical skill required in E-Business project management and is positioned as a complement to the Business Performance Support and Project Management libraries. The E-Business library provides executives, managers and project leaders a solid understanding of the information they need to make educated decisions about their organizations' use of Internet technologies to improve existing and create new business processes, ultimately resulting in incremental revenues and reduced expenses.