BlueKnight   10 pts.  |   Sep 1 2005  4:11PM GMT

What type of information are you specifically looking for?
Your question is rather open-ended.

MargaretRouse   210 pts.  |   Sep 1 2005  5:43PM GMT

nbsp;<a href="http://Yup...WhatIs.com" title="http://Yup...WhatIs. " target="_blank">Yup…WhatIs.com</a> has lots of tutorials:
 <a href="http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/0,,sid9_gci532335,00.html" title="http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/0,,sid9_gci532335,00.html" target="_blank">http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/…</a>

nevster   0 pts.  |   Sep 2 2005  3:18AM GMT

nbsp;<a href="http://www.w3schools.com" title="http://www.w3schools. " target="_blank">www.w3schools.com</a> is as good a place to start as any.

Yeoville   0 pts.  |   Sep 3 2005  10:04AM GMT

WestCIV is a pretty good basic site <a href="http://www.westciv.com/courses/free/index.html" title="http://www.westciv.com/courses/free/index.html" target="_blank">http://www.westciv.com/courses/free/inde…</a> You can also purchase CDs of courses.

fredysor   0 pts.  |   Sep 5 2005  3:12AM GMT

Usually i found very interesting turorials at <a href="http://SearchMobileComputing.com" title="http://SearchMobileComputing. " target="_blank">SearchMobileComputing.com</a>.

You can subscribe to the news amd you’ll get summary mails with links to a lot of news and tutorials.

I hope this can help you

Ethann   0 pts.  |   Sep 5 2005  3:21AM GMT

The IBM Redbook site is a great place to start. It contains man many free books in topics including Lotus Notes, Domino, IBM Workplace, Sametime, Quickplace, Websphere, Rational, Tivoli etc.

Regards
Ethann Castell
Caliton Innovations

cmallin   0 pts.  |   Sep 5 2005  8:33AM GMT

You could also try <a href="http://safari.informit.com/" title="http://safari.informit.com/" target="_blank">http://safari.informit.com/</a>

Yeoville   0 pts.  |   Sep 5 2005  9:42AM GMT

CNET also has a number of online courses on various subjects. See <a href="http://courses.help.com/index.jsp" title="http://courses.help.com/index.jsp" target="_blank">http://courses.help.com/index.jsp</a>

GunnyT   0 pts.  |   Sep 6 2005  5:06AM GMT

CNET’s online courses are targeted toward the lay home user orconsumer. HP has more and better free online courses targetted toward IT professionals and software developers:

 <a href="http://h30187.www3.hp.com/all_courses.jsp" title="http://h30187.www3.hp.com/all_courses.jsp" target="_blank">http://h30187.www3.hp.com/all_courses.js…</a>

Gunny

computerjock   0 pts.  |   Sep 7 2005  8:24AM GMT

nbsp;<a href="http://Books24X7.com" title="http://Books24X7. " target="_blank">Books24X7.com</a> is a good resource for technical books.
They have a free 30 day trial. But, then you have to pay for it. Perhaps you can get your company to pay for it if the resource works out.

fairplay   0 pts.  |   Sep 20 2005  1:30AM GMT

nbsp;<a href="http://SDN.SAP.COM" title="http://SDN.SAP. " target="_blank">SDN.SAP.COM</a> –> there are some usefull tutorials
perhaps <a href="http://SAPFRIENDS.COM" title="http://SAPFRIENDS. " target="_blank">SAPFRIENDS.COM</a>

best regards
Norbert