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Australian academy for data storage professionals
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Sandra Rossi 20/12/2007 11:43:26

About 25,000 professionals are expected to be trained in India alone over the next three years. EMC will provide curriculum and training for NIIT staff.

The courses offered will include a foundation course, a specialist course and an expert course. Students enrolling in the programs will be certified by EMC although the course content will be vendor-independent.

EMC will launch the training program in China prior to rolling it out in Australia.

Last year EMC announced plans to invest US$500 million in China over the next five years.

This includes a software development center and network storage training centre in Shanghai.

Moreover, EMC and the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) have also agreed to recognize each other's certification programs.

SNIA is a not-for-profit global organisation made up of more than 420 active member companies plus their worldwide affiliates and close to 7,100 active individuals spanning virtually the entire storage industry.

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