QA-IQ launches new Windows Server 2008 courses: Be the first to experience Microsoft's latest technology
QA-IQ has launched a new programme of Windows Server 2008 training with a dedicated week of clinics exploring the product's new features.
Running from the beginning of July the clinics give IT professionals the first chance to get hands-on experience working with Beta 3 of the most significant development in server technology for five years.
The clinics cover five key areas and will be hosted by QA-IQ's leading instructors, who have been working with Windows Server 2008 beta technology from its earliest stages and are already experienced with the product. These solution-oriented sessions will cover:
•Clinic 1: Windows Server 2008 Branch Office Management
•Clinic 2: Windows Server 2008 Server Management
•Clinic 3: Windows Server 2008 Security Control
•Clinic 4: Windows Server 2008 Centralized Application Access
•Clinic 5: Windows Server 2008 Web & Application Platform Technologies
Principal Technologist at QA-IQ, Dave Britt, explains; "With any new technology come significant changes. To assess the steps of implementation, businesses will need their technology specialists to understand the solution so they can make an informed decision on what it can bring to the business. With the recent announcement that Windows Server 2008 is on track for delivery towards the end of this year, it's important that businesses begin this process.
"These clinics are a great opportunity for technology specialists to get a first look at Windows Server 2008. We've combined the available sessions so that the clinics are repeated during the launch week and technical professionals can choose the clinic most relevant to their interests and combine it with a second clinic for a full day of hands-on labs and instruction. This will give businesses a flying start on understanding the new technology and the skills they will need to develop."
With clinics beginning on 2 July, and running throughout 2007, find out more and book your place , by email on [email protected] or call 0870 90 600 90.