Finding suitable benchmarks, standards or best practices may present a challenge. So, when you find a good example or a resource, it does make sense to store it somewhere on the cloud in a sort of e-portfolio for benchmarks (we will call it a “b-portfolio”). Yet another section of that electronic portfolio can be used for storing assessment tools and resources (“a-portfolio”). Finally, your own work samples that you collect for training and development purposes and can use as evidence of your mastery in performing critical skills can be stored in your career portfolio (or a “c-portfolio”). But where would you keep those portfolios