Tips for rating a reputable infrastructure management website
In most cases, the basic question is, “How trustworthy are those websites that offer e-learning materials?” This is understandable because no one would want to spend money on a ridiculous deal.
Here are some tips to consider in qualifying for a reputable infrastructure management website:
Always check the “About” page
Reputable companies do not hesitate to reveal their intentions, usually through the “About” or “About us” page. They have nothing to hide and are more than happy to be clear and clear about their intent to sell and promote their products.
Know who is in the team of experts
Since you are looking for more learning, it is always sensible to learn from the experts. Take the time to find out who is on the team of experts. A good resource website will proudly feature the professionals involved in delivering the lessons.
Check if they are primary providers, first person or third-party providers. You see, there are websites that may simply be offering learning materials by referring to the professionals they have hired.
It is best to deal directly with the primary providers to avoid unnecessary additional expenses. Dealing with outside vendors can be more expensive as you could be paying for the actual resource materials and reference.
Take note of whether or not the site has photos of their resource professionals, as you would surely appreciate dealing with real people.
Find contact details
Reputable websites are happy to interact with potential customers, so they post all available contact details. The usual standard data that is published is the telephone numbers, which can be fixed, mobile or 0800; Email address; and physical address.
In addition to the usual details, a good online resource site shares your details from social networks, such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, to name a few.
Check if your payment page is protected
There are many ways to verify the security feature of the payment page. Let’s talk about the simple and easy.
Take a look at the URL address bar and see if there is an intact lock or key icon displayed on the far left. Usually light green when enabled, it enables encryption for online security purposes.
Also, the address of secure and private websites start with “https” compared to regular websites that start with just “http”. Websites with “https” have purchased an SSL (Secure Socket Layer) certificate, which allows them to implement an encryption process for sensitive information such as credit cards, usernames, passwords, and other personal data shared over the Internet.
However, do not be prejudiced with those sites that do not have SSL. They are offering their products through a secure third party payment system like PayPal.
The site address can only have an “http”, but if they are using PayPal, you will be redirected to PayPal’s payment page, which is secure.
As a general rule of thumb, after rating a reputable website, when in doubt, it’s best to first contact the infrastructure management resource website to which you want to subscribe to eLearning. This is to ensure that you are dealing with the right website and people.
