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School: Lorman Education Services

Advanced General Excise and Use Tax
Course Format: Classroom
Hawaii’s general excise and use tax laws are confusing and numerous �?is your business at risk? Mistakes made when collecting, paying or reporting tax can result in your business incurring serious liabilities - for taxes, interest and penalties. This advanced seminar provides the perfect opportunity to get the most current information on all aspects of general excise and use tax. Lea...
 

Project Management Professional
Course Format: Classroom
This project management professional (PMP) exam preparation course provides an overview of the five project management processes (initiating, planning, executing, controlling, closing) and the nine knowledge areas (integration, time, cost, quality, scope, human resource, communications, risk, procurement) to assist participants in preparing for the PMP Certification Exam. Discussions include ap...
 

Project Management: Executing, Controlling, and Closing Projects
Course Format: Classroom
Third in a series of three classes. Topics: purpose of the executing process, executing activities, change requests, purpose of the controlling process, performance reporting, integrated change control, purpose of the closing process, administrative closure, and contract closeout.
 

Project Management: Planning Projects
Course Format: Classroom
Second in a series of three classes, focusing on the planning process. Topics: purpose of the planning process, the project plan, work breakdown structure, estimating and budgeting, scheduling, staffing plan, and risk management plan.
 

Project Management: Introduction and Initiating Projects
Course Format: Classroom
The first in a series of three classes. Discover practical ways for successfully completing projects within time and budget constraints. Topics: definition of a project and project management, project management phases, benefits of project management, project life cycle, project management organizations, role of project manager, purpose of the initiating process, and project charter. No prerequ...
 

Improving Service Processes
Course Format: Classroom
People say, "I`m not in manufacturing; I don`t have processes." Nothing could be further from the truth. Indeed, most manufacturing is performed by machines. But in the emergency room, finance department, hotel lobby, or permit office, the quality and efficiency of services are determined by how well people execute business processes. Service processes can be support systems in man...
 

Enterprise Process Management
Course Format: Classroom
In the post-reengineering business world, new job titles are emerging: Process Manager, Process Owner, Value Chain Manager, and Process Leader. Whatever you call this person in your organization, the responsibilities he or she shoulders are critical to long-term business success. While management analysts debate the positives and negatives of the "reengineering revolution," one thi...
 

Process Mapping
Course Format: Classroom
Any organization is a collection of processes, the natural business activities that produce value, serve customers, and generate income. Managing these processes is the key to the success of your organization. Reduce inefficiency and waste and increase productivity, competitive advantage, and profits through process mapping, a simple yet powerful method of looking beyond functional activitie...
 

GMAT
Course Format: Classroom
Prepare to meet the challenges of the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT®) with focus on content areas covered in the exam. Review includes: data sufficiency, quantitative problem solving, reading comprehension, issue and argument essays, sentence correction, and critical reasoning. We recommend taking a timed post-test on your own the week after the course ends. Comparison of your sco...
 

GRE
Course Format: Classroom
Prepare for the Graduate Record Exam (GRE®). Review test-taking techniques, timesaving methods, and content areas covered in the exam: reading comprehension, sentence relationships, relationships between words and concepts, logical reasoning, quantitative problem solving, quantitative comparison and graphs, and analytical writing.
 

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