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09/12/05 | |||
| All the staff at Sentia Training would like to thank our clients and partners for their valued support and custom for a successful 2005 and wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. | ||||
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30/11/05 | |||
| We are delighted to announce the launch in January 2006 of our new UNIX and Linux training courses. NEW to our scheduled portfolio will be Solaris
10 System Administration Part 1 and Part 2 courses to complement our
Essential UNIX and Korn Shell Programming courses. Our open source LINUX
training will also be expanded by the addition of NEW introductory, advanced
and system administration courses as well as application training in Open
Office applications. We will also be launching two further courses in UNIX Security and Introduction to Perl - Part 2 in early 2006. Course information including contents, scheduled dates and pricing can be found on our website. |
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01/11/04 | |||
| The Scottish
e-Skills Academy has been set up as a National Centre for
the Scottish Business Community to provide innovative training to
individuals and organisations wishing to work in an e-world. The Scottish
Academy is an initiative of the Universities of Strathclyde
and Paisley, together with Falkirk College of Further and Higher Education,
and draws upon over 30 years of combined experience of these institutions
in delivering high level, high quality ICT and associated business
and leadership training for the Scottish business community. The Scottish
Academy delivers the that are needed by Scottish businesses.
Using current key vendor certification courses, training programmes
are developed against a number of priority job roles in industry to
provide maximum impact in the business. This is especially helpful
in small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) which are facing the ongoing challenges posed by a fast changing environment. The Certification schemes include those offered from Microsoft, Cisco, Sun, Macromedia, CIW, and the Institute of Leadership and Management, and are blended together as required against the priority job roles including; Sales/Marketing Engineers e-Business Engineers System Administrators Network Engineers Application Developers For more information and to register for a FREE training place go to www.e-skillsacademy.com |
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01/05/04 | |||
| Sentia Training expands it's range of courses to include Database, Oracle and XML courses. | ||||
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29/03/04 | |||
| Glasgow Chamber of Commerce selected as the IBM authorised Training Partner for Scotland with courses delivered by Sentia Training. | ||||
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09/02/04 | |||
| Sentia Training signs agreement with Glasgow Chamber of Commerce to deliver it's portfolio of UNIX, Shell Scripting and Programming courses. | ||||
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The Journal
- The Magazine of Glasgow Chamber - September/October 2004 |
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Technical Glasgow Chamber is delighted to be able to offer members a wide range of technical training to compliment its existing provision of training and development programmes. This new and exciting initiative is being delivered by the Chamber in association with Sentia Training, a company which was established in 2004 from the technical training arm of Itacs at University of Strathclyde. The Chamber is now able to offer competitive introductory and advanced training courses in UNIX and LINUX, Korn Shell Programming, Perl Programming and Solaris System Administration suitable for system administrators, engineers, programmers, project managers and database administrators. Other technical IT courses available include Java, XML, C++, Oracle, SQL and OO Analysis/Programming. Donald Cameron, founding Director of Sentia has 16 years of IBM/SUN Accredited experience using a variety of different applications of UNIX including AIX, HP-UX, Linux, SUNOS and all versions of Solaris. He recognises that using UNIX and Linux can generate cost benefits to businesses. "We pride ourselves on quality and experience of our trainers and have delivered training services to a diverse range of clients in several sectors including local government, software, financial, engineering and education. All of our trainers have full training certifications, real-world experience in their technical field and most importantly the enthusiasm to impart this knowledge to the students." Glasgow Chamber welcomes this association with Sentia Training and IBM Learning Services to deliver their IT training courses. Chief Executive, Dr.Leslie Sawers said "This is an excellent opportunity to provide a whole new range of training to compliment the Chamber's existing programmes and to support the requirements of our members." |
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The Journal - The Magazine of Glasgow Chamber - September/October 2004 | |||
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SME's needs The arrival of Linux in the late 1990s provides a notable example of how a disruptive technology emerges, evolves, and eventually finds its way into the mainstream. Somewhere between Linux adherent's vision of an Open Source future and Microsoft's propriety hold on commercial desktop software lay the practical realities of building momentum around a new business technology platform which is Linux. The challenge of growing business is well understood by every business. Add to this complexity and relative novelty of eBusiness and many a company may find itself mired in technological details and costs that may suggest that potential risks outweigh possible benefits. This is where expertise of IBM and IBM Business Partners can make the difference between thriving in new market opportunities and getting lost along the IT migration pathway. Financial personnel should take note that migrating to Linux can afford SMEs substantial cost savings over proprietary alternative applications. Linux can be installed on platforms from numerous vendors, which provides greater flexibility in migration costs while mitigating concerns regarding hardware lock-in overtime. In addition Linux can also be deployed on under-utilised hardware, thus granting the SME even greater flexibility. In addressing the needs of business, Glasgow Chamber in cooperation with Sentia Training has teamed with IBM to be IBM's Authorised Training Partner for Scotland offering Linux and AIX training alongside change management and project management for companies wishing to migrate to lower-cost structure business solutions. |
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