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Gavin Scott wrote:
> CMendoza writes:
> > Does anyone know of any certification courses that HP has to certify
> > end users?
> Many of the ones I know are already certifiable.
:-)
> > For example, Microsoft has MCSE certification that any end user can
> > apply for.
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> For end users I'm not aware of anything (if we're talking about the 3000).
> There are certification programs for OpenView, and there are some fairly
> simple certification tests required for resellers on both the 3000 and
> 9000 lines, but these aren't available publicly as far as I know.
>
> I can think of lots of good areas for HP or others to invest money in the
> 3000, but developing and administering a cerification program isn't high
> on my list. Training programs, yes, but cerification sounds like a less
> profitable use of resources.
hp got bombarded at hpworld about the need for training! the poor
lady representing hp's training division kept asking how we wanted
the training delivered -- thinking she was asking *or* questions --
finally figured out we were answering in *and* mode :-) during sig
sysman, i did bring up the concern about certification. hp seemed
interested but were so overwhelmed by the 'cry' for training that
i suspect it will be forgotten <sigh>. i will have to say i agree with
gavin -- training is sooo much more important at this point that
i feel comfortable with letting the certification issue 'ride' at this point
(not forgotten, mind you...). now, if this list disagrees with me --
i'm sure we'll all know about it soon :-) - d
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