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Tuesday, November 08, 2005
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Train free Microsoft
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NEW DELHI, NOVEMBER 4: Microsoft Corporation India Pvt Ltd on Friday announced free training programs for the IT professional community, to help impart skills related to the upcoming SQL 2005 and Visual Studio 2005 offerings from Microsoft.
The company will launch the next versions of its database server and developer tools offering worldwide in December, and these training programs provide a perfect opportunity for IT professionals to get a first hand look and deeper understanding of these offerings.
Commenting on the announcement, Mr Vaibhav Phadnis, Director, Server Business Group, said, “SQL 2005 and Visual Studio 2005 are two of the most important offerings to be introduced by Microsoft for the enterprise space this year. We have been receiving several requests from interested IT professionals for content and training material-that will help them acquire the skills they need to realise the tremendous opportunity that this launch will present to them”.
There are two options available to interested IT professionals:
Beginners Training: A half day training that touches upon the fundamentals of each offering will be conducted at regular intervals across seven cities in the country. Interested participants can contact their nearest CPLS (Certified Partners in Learning Solution) training partners or register at www.microsoft.com/india/learning/cplsoffering.aspx
E-learning modules: For those looking for deeper training, Microsoft has introduced nine e-learning courses for SQL 2005 and seven courses for Visual Studio. Interested participants can apply for and undertake these courses for free by registering at www.microsoftelearning.com/visualstudio2005/ and www.microsoft.com/learning/sql
Over the next few months, Microsoft is also going to introduce extensive training courses with a breadth of training partners across the country. In addition, starting the middle of November, a plethora of MS Press books are also expected to hit the shelves to help IT professional self study and obtain the technical skills and knowledge related to these products.
NEW DELHI, NOVEMBER 4: Microsoft Corporation India Pvt Ltd on Friday announced free training programs for the IT professional community, to help impart skills related to the upcoming SQL 2005 and Visual Studio 2005 offerings from Microsoft.
The company will launch the next versions of its database server and developer tools offering worldwide in December, and these training programs provide a perfect opportunity for IT professionals to get a first hand look and deeper understanding of these offerings.
Commenting on the announcement, Mr Vaibhav Phadnis, Director, Server Business Group, said, “SQL 2005 and Visual Studio 2005 are two of the most important offerings to be introduced by Microsoft for the enterprise space this year. We have been receiving several requests from interested IT professionals for content and training material-that will help them acquire the skills they need to realise the tremendous opportunity that this launch will present to them”.
There are two options available to interested IT professionals:
Beginners Training: A half day training that touches upon the fundamentals of each offering will be conducted at regular intervals across seven cities in the country. Interested participants can contact their nearest CPLS (Certified Partners in Learning Solution) training partners or register at www.microsoft.com/india/learning/cplsoffering.aspx
E-learning modules: For those looking for deeper training, Microsoft has introduced nine e-learning courses for SQL 2005 and seven courses for Visual Studio. Interested participants can apply for and undertake these courses for free by registering at www.microsoftelearning.com/visualstudio2005/ and www.microsoft.com/learning/sql
Over the next few months, Microsoft is also going to introduce extensive training courses with a breadth of training partners across the country. In addition, starting the middle of November, a plethora of MS Press books are also expected to hit the shelves to help IT professional self study and obtain the technical skills and knowledge related to these products.
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