Planning an event is a way to bring attention to the day and the serious nature of being prepared for any type of crisis. This can be done by individuals to discuss suitable emergency plans with friends and families. Schools, colleges, and community centers can also host talks to distribute literature and give advice on the best ways to prepare for potential dangers and disasters.
Observed annually every third Tuesday in September, National IT Professionals Day is set aside to honor the venerable geeks of the world we all rely on to keep us connected. The IT (information technology) professional is the unsung hero of modern business, but often under-appreciated by it. Whether it be desktops, laptops, mobile devices, applications, servers, networks, databases or cyber security, IT professionals keep business humming. However, there is often a lack of understanding by business leaders and end users of the important role they play and the difficulties and complexities associated with modern IT.
HOW TO OBSERVE
If you're an end-user, simply say thank you to the IT professionals that make your life easier. Also, share #ITProDay on Social Media to increase awareness of just how important our IT professionals are.
If you're a business leader, in addition to saying thank you, also recognize and seek out the unique insight your IT professionals can provide in today's always-on, always-connected world to help you make smart strategic business decisions that will lead to a greater competitive advantage.
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