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Social tools to improve business performance.

About 80 employers participating in the courses of new technologies that today and tomorrow are taught in CECARM.

The Councillor for New Technologies, Diego Ortega, opened the e-Commerce Training workshops organized by CECARM with the collaboration of the ALDE and CEEIC. During the opening ceremony attended by the Director General of Heritage, Computing and Telecommunications Community Autonomous, Eduardo Linares, and Deputy Director of INFO, Antonio Martinez.

Workshops on Tools in the Cloud for SMEs, and Web Analytics. Workshops are innovative, said the mayor, and instead of making a long cycle of workshops, we have made ​​shorter to facilitate the entrepreneur may come.

The Tools in the Cloud for SME entrepreneurs teaches what tools are in the cloud or SAAS, the advantages of its use for SMEs and entrepreneurs, their most common applications and uses.

We will also analyze the security measures taken to protect our information and what questions to ask to select the most appropriate to our business.

The speaker will be Ana Macias, Cecarm Consultant, ICT trainer and expert in digital content.

Technical Director Cries Internet.

Furthermore, the workshop Web Analytics lets you know the importance of measuring the results of our web project, meet key indicators, defining a scorecard, interpret results and make decisions to improve our result, using Google Analytics.

Responsible for delivering this workshop will be Antonio Pastor, Cecarm Consultant, ICT trainer and expert in e-business.

The project CECARM, www.cecarm.es , aims to promote the development of e-business in the Region of Murcia, is coordinated by the Integra Foundation and is one of the Plan for the Development of Information Society in Region of Murcia, and currently includes program development within the SME Digital Avanza Plan in the Region of Murcia.

Such action has funding from the Ministry of Economy and Finance, Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism and the European Funds for Regional Development (ERDF).

More information www.cecarm.es

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena