I (Tony Scotti) hesitate to post these types of comments – simply because there are so many and I would be posting them every day. But this one is, at least to this old man, special. It is from a former student, his name is Bob and he is 87 years old. He read an […]
Perk or Prerequisite; the Security Driver from a Business Perspective
Of the various and sundry perks commonly afforded executives, none seems to draw the ire of some, or appear any more ostentatious to others, than the executive driver. We need only look back to 2009 when former U.S. Senator Tom Daschle was forced to withdraw his name from consideration for the cabinet-level post of Secretary […]
Great Information about Distracted Driving
Some more great information being shared by our partners at Resqme. Our graduates will appreciate the point made about how far a vehicle travels while typing a typical text message while traveling at 40 MPH. Some advice from a professional…just don’t do it. http://www.resqme.com/blog/?p=561
VDI in Russia
The terms “mobile training” and “global presence” are tossed around with alarming regularity in the security training profession. When VDI says those things, we mean just that…taking our training to wherever in the world there is a need. Hence, this past week we found ourselves on our second trip in two years to Moscow, Russia. […]
You May Never Need It, Until You Desperately Need It…
A simple, effective, inexpensive tool that may save your – or someone else’s – life. What more can you ask for? In our humble opinion, there is no reason why every driver doesn’t have one of these in every car they drive. After all, the last thing you want going through your mind in an […]
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