Here are some quotes from recent SAP training we've conducted...
- The instructor was outstanding – one of, if not the best I have ever experienced!
– Senior SAP Analyst
- A very well-organized class; applied to our SAP environment regardless of customization, whereas other courses we have had do not relate to our customized solution
- ABAP Programmer
- Best SAP class so far!
- SAP Security Manager
- Great instructor. Very knowledgeable on subject matter and other technical areas of SAP. Easy to understand and very willing to give personal (one on one) attention for questions.
– IT Business Consultant
- Best ABAP class ever – should be required for all analysts.
– Senior SAP Analyst
Remember, "gray market" training allows the provider to be much more responsive and flexible, at a fraction of the cost of going directly to the manufacturer!
Showing posts with label Application Development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Application Development. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
C#.NET for Visual Studio 2008
Training Intelligence just completed a course in Stamford, CT on C#.NET for Visual Studio 2008. The trainer received exceptional marks (9.88 out of 10)!
This course was based on a Microsoft official course for earlier versions of Visual Studio, but was fully updated and customized for Visual Studio 2008. Students brought many of their real-world problems to the course, and the instructor was able to weave them into the course content and enhance the students' experience by making the information immediately relevant.
The lesson - even in a public training course, you should get what you paid for. The training you attend should help you solve the problem you came there to solve; don't be a silent participant - ask your questions, and make sure your issues are addressed!
This course was based on a Microsoft official course for earlier versions of Visual Studio, but was fully updated and customized for Visual Studio 2008. Students brought many of their real-world problems to the course, and the instructor was able to weave them into the course content and enhance the students' experience by making the information immediately relevant.
The lesson - even in a public training course, you should get what you paid for. The training you attend should help you solve the problem you came there to solve; don't be a silent participant - ask your questions, and make sure your issues are addressed!
Labels:
.NET,
Application Development,
IT Training,
Visual Studio 2008
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