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Citrix Training Options: Time to Take Another Look

Overview In the past year, Citrix Corporation has greatly expanded the training and certification opportunities for administrators and architects. It's time to take another look and see how a technical education will benefit your career. An exciting new option, Citrix eLearning delivers training using Internet and web-browser technologies. Citrix eLearning offerings provides the learner with a flexible, efficient solution for learning about Citrix products and technologies and are designed to complement and where appropriate, extend Citrix instructor led courses. This paper provides an insight into how eLearning provides a flexible, efficient and cost effective alternative to traditional training.

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Publisher	Alto Consulting & Training	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2004	Downloads	103
Format	White Papers
Topics	Learning Management Systems, Training

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