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Sun Selects Accenture to Deliver Global Learning Solutions

Overview Sun Microsystems, Inc. has selected Accenture to deliver instructor-led training on a comprehensive portfolio of Sun technologies to Sun's customers at specified locations across the United States and Europe. Under this agreement, Accenture will deliver high-quality training developed by Sun on Java technologies and the Solaris Operating System in both Sun and authorized Accenture training centers. Accenture will deliver these services through Accenture Learning, its BPO business that provides outsourced learning solutions.

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Publisher	Accenture	File Format	HTML
Date Published	September 2003	Downloads	61
Format	White Papers
Topics	Outsourcing, IT HR - Staffing - Training

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