Getting festive with perfect STEM gifts for young girls
On this week’s Tech Watch on Women to Watch with Sue Rocco, Mary Manzo reaches out to parents with suggestions of affordable holiday gifts that could spark a young girl’s interests in the field of STEM. With so much future opportunity in the Technology Industry, getting girls interested at an early age, without forcing it […]
We Care: Our December contributions to the Children’s Advocacy Center
For the months of December and January, the team at Pathways is continuing efforts behind the company-wide community outreach program by supplying necessary goods and other contributions to the Children’s Advocacy Center of Northeastern Pennsylvania. Since 1998, Children’s Advocacy Center of Northeastern Pennsylvania has helped more than 12,000 children and adolescents by effectively assessing and […]
Automation – how ServiceNow can help save you time and money
When it comes to changes in technology, it’s all about innovation. In order to stay on track with competition, it’s important to stay consistent with new ideas and trends. Sometimes change can be difficult to process in a company, especially if you are unsure how it could affect your business and feel uneasy about the […]
ServiceNow’s Delta exam deadline is approaching. Are you ready?
With every new ServiceNow release, all users who have ServiceNow certifications are required to complete a short Delta exam to ensure these users understand the new features within the newest ServiceNow release and how the newest items interact with existing functionality. The ServiceNow Delta exam defines the purpose, audience, testing options, exam content sources, test […]
Will new technologies enhance or detract from time management in the classroom?
This week on Tech Watch with Susan Rocco, Pathways COO Mary Manzo discusses technology in the classroom and how it could affect future time management skills for students. In the journal Educational Psychology, it was found that students who had cellphones or laptops present while a lesson was being taught scored half a letter grade […]
