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Author: Scott R. McFall
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1998 00:00
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Hi Patrick,

We offer a vast curriculum on Data Center Operations training in both
Instructor-led & CBT formats.  We specialize in Systems Management &
Automation.  Please visit our website at http://www.protechpts.com, please
bear in mind that we have additional classes than those listed in our
website, including training on products from companies like CA, Candle,
Boole, etc.  We also have Computer-based CD-ROM training for all of the
subjects listed in our catalog.  Call for Gary Broadwater at
800-373-9188x133 details on our CBT products, or our public schedule of
classes.

Thanks,

Scott


>This is my first post to this list. Problem I have is that
>    we have several new operator trainees. We haven't had trainees here for
>    quite some time.. Question I have is, are their any websites out there
>    that can give me tutorials or information on basic computer operating
>    concepts . I am currently giving them an overview of our data center
>    but they would grasp it better if they had some operational concepts
>    to refer to.. Any and all suggestion are welcome...
>
>            Thank you
>
>Patrick Luis Carlos Taylor           Phone: (860) 486-1425
>Computer Operations Specialist III   Email: Patrick@uconnvm.uconn.edu
>University of Connecticut            Vamos Argentina  !!!!
>Computer Center, U-138               Let's Go England !!!!
>Storrs, Connecticut. 06269
>

Scott R. McFall                 800-373-9188x113
ProTech, Inc.                   412-810-8861 FAX
One Monroeville Center, Suite 620       smcfall@protechpts.com
Monroeville, PA 15146           srmcfall@aol.com
 "Training, Consulting, and...Solutions"

Visit our website at http://www.protechpts.com.
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