New CompTIA Advisory Councils Align With IT Channel Ecosystem

CompTIA, the industry association for information technology (IT), recently announced details about its new advisory councils CompTIA, 2016.
The four advisory councils include the Distributor Partner Advisory Council Advisory Board, Advisory Council and the Commission seller end user newly formed, which will provide CompTIA and its members with greater visibility across the range of IT sales cycle.
"The CompTIA Advisory Councils have a rich history to serve as opinion leaders and carry out political ideas that help guide and shape our industry and communities, and influence and inspire our Board of Directors, CompTIA management team and our administrative staff, "said Annette Taber, vice president of industry strategies, CompTIA.
"The realignment of our advisory boards corresponds to the four major segments of the IT chain -Distributors, partners, suppliers and end users - will help keep the advice and specific skills to develop and implement projects and initiatives that are critical for market segments that represent "continued Taber.
CompTIA membership of advisory councils is "by invitation only" and participants must be able to demonstrate a thorough knowledge and experience in various management positions channels. The four new advisers CompTIA tips consist of more than 80 industry executives representing a cross section of the distributor, supplier of IT solutions, end users and provider organizations. For more information on advisory councils in 2016 CompTIA click here (https://www.comptia.org/communities/councils).
Advisory Councils announce new initiatives and new leadersUnder the new charter, advisory boards CompTIA initiatives and objectives of actions to advance the key before IT industry. These include promoting the importance of IT business, bridging the gap between business and technology, and the exchange of best practices around how to build a successful practice hybrid cloud.
"Our advisory councils working for the industry to identify and address key turning points, including cloud computing, managed services, best practices program and the transformation of business model," Taber said. "Together, these tips provide CompTIA with external validation that our educational initiatives are aligned with the needs of our members and the wider whole IT industry."
To help ensure success, CompTIA has also called Ken Presti IT industry channel veteran as director of advisory boards. In this paper, Presti seeks to increase the visibility and voice of advisory boards and CompTIA serves to help drive positive change together.
"We are excited to have Ken on board to help focus attention and efforts of our Advisory Board," Taber said. "With nearly 20 years of industry experience, Ken includes the channel, their main concerns, values ​​and means of influence. His knowledge and experience will be invaluable to help our advisory councils expand their iT relevance channel and influence decisions at the highest level within the IT industry. "