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Seminars for Interface and Protocol Specialists:

Tasks of employees:

To analyse the interface actions and activities of communicating systems. Verification of standard compliant communication. Troubleshooting in cabling, signal transmission or logical communication.

Collaboration with many different experts like e.g. WLAN frequency planner, IP network technician, security specialists, cabling specialists, telephony specialists, video technician, provider employee, operating system specialists, protocol specialists, network managers,…

Typical school education:

Higher education in electrical engineering / electronics / communications technology, University degree in Informatics or other

Typical task specific education:

A few product trainings, certifications for specific solutions of one or more vendors. The rest of knowledge is gained by „learning by doing“, "training on the job“ and others.

Practical experience:

Installation and configuration of switches or routers, troubleshooting in networks. The employees are technicians and interested in technology and new  subjects.

This may lead to following knowledge requirements:

Deepen knowledge about networks, recapitulate important terms for in depth understanding of protocols, deepen, enhance and add protocol specific knowledge.

Solution:

We plan, organize and train your specific seminar program at your location:

Examples of seminar offerings for experienced employees:

"Basics in Data Communications" - 3 days
"Ethernet Technologies" - 2 days
"TCP/IP - Details" - 2 days

"SIP Protocol - Details" - 2 days

"ISDN Protocols" - 2 days

"ITU-T X.25" - 1 day- nur firmenintern veranstaltet

Check our seminar topics to find the best seminars for your demand, contact us or send an email directly to me!
We are glad to develop your specific trainings program!

 Target Audience -
 Solution Oriented  

Generalists  

Specialists  

 Protocol-
 Specialists  

Teamplayers  

Specialists  

 Sales / Support  

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Last changes:
November 2011
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