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Who is
SYS-ED
SYS-ED is a multi-faceted computer training company offering a comprehensive
range of training services:
courseware development,
instructor-led courses, web-based training,
private training,
instructor placement and
integrated training programs in North America
and Europe. We offer over 1000 courses in
applications, networking,
web servers,
programming languages,
databases,
Internet programming, and
mainframe systems software.SYS-ED is committed to:
- helping organizations develop specialized expertise in applications
and systems software.
- enabling IT professionals to
remain state-of-the-art and be more successful at their jobs.
- providing midsized
and small businesses with the skillset to utilize software technologies
for improving employee productivity and growing their businesses.
To become a recognized source of excellence
in technical training requires more than commitment, investment, and
dedication. It requires the constant questioning and reassessment of how
people learn. This is the philosophy which underlies the SYS-ED way of doing
business.
Evolving Business Model
For the
better part of a quarter century we have
committed the resources and effort to gather, examine, analyze, and research
content and create documentation, diagrams, examples, and sample programs.
This knowledge base has been incorporated into our courseware and utilized in
SYS-ED instructor-led courses. We are being very selective in our evaluation
of authoring systems and presentation technology to be utilized in our
web-based training services. The service will provide content structured for
learning which is programmatically updated and distributed.
Knowledge
Base
The Computer Education Techniques knowledge base is a service for
answering questions inclusive of the research and
validation
of the accuracy of information in the public domain. Citation of source
documentation and examples are used to provide answers to questions
from SYS-ED clients.
Technology Driven
IT Training
The interrelationships among technology, productivity, and training are
complex. The selection of the
delivery medium and staffing
requires a
clear
distinction between training and
educational consultancy. In the case of the
latter, SYS-ED
extends the presentation of content to include the analysis
and interpretation of the software and the accompanying documentation. We
incorporate coding standards into our examples and tailored workshops. This
premium service includes ongoing support through our technology exchange
websites.
Web-based
Training Services
SYS-ED is
extending its instructor-led courses to provide web-based presentation of IT
subject matter. Delivery of content can be
interactive with a
subject matter expert, self-paced, or podcast. Client organizations are presented with a
palette of medium to select from in order to address operational, time
compression, and validation assessment requirements. Upon completion of an
instructor-led course at the client location, it is standard policy to
organize content for future utilization in a web-based training
infrastructure.
Industry Leader
SYS-ED supports both the new and emerging international standards and
development platforms, inclusive of the
maintenance and migration from first
generation client/server
platforms. Our programming languages and
scalable database training is designed to achieve specific
operational objectives. Expanded
Oracle and UNIX-variant
curriculum
are available to meet the growing demand for specialized training and
certification standards with these software technologies.
Our mainframe courses - z/OS,
z/VM, VM/VSE,
VSAM, CICS,
DB2, IMS, and
WebSphere MQ family - correspond to IBM's content and standards.
SYS-ED programming skills,
programming languages, and
mainframe utilities and development tools
courses are world renowned. And on IBM's major cross platform
system software,
DB2
UDB and
WebSphere MQ, SYS-ED staff are recognized experts.
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IT Technology and Productivity
SYS-ED specializes in fast-track legacy
programming language courses -
COBOL,
Assembler Language,
PL/1,
REXX, and
entry level training programs. Befitting a first generation computer training
company, SYS-ED is committed to supporting the longstanding mainframe system
software, programming languages and utilities which have evolved to operate
on multiple platforms:
Microsoft Windows, UNIX
variants, and web enablement technologies -
Java and
.NET.
Our longstanding experience as integrators of hybrid systems
places us on the leading edge of
middleware and
web enablement
training. We offer training services on the
open source and proprietary web server
software:
Apache,
Oracle,
WebLogic,
WebSphere,
and
IIS.

Training Programs
SYS-ED offers a comprehensive range of tailored
corporate training programs and boot camps:
COBOL,
CICS,
.NET,
Oracle, and
Java.
Courseware for Teaching
The
SYS-ED courseware
library spans the
onset of modern data processing and includes examples,
training aids, case studies, skeleton programs, and industry-specific
exercises. It has been developed
by
technologist entrepreneurs, consultants out in the field, professional text
book authors, and the collective efforts of our staff.
It is highly valued; especially in
legacy mainframe software
and programming languages
where there is a scarcity of up to date text books and
open source
software where the documentation is less comprehensive than its
proprietary counterparts. This
courseware
is being migrated for utilization in
technology enabled training environments.
SYS-ED's Clients
SYS-ED has developed an international reputation for
excellence in providing tailored knowledge transfer and IT training solutions. Organizations from all over the world - Fortune 1000
corporations, software companies, government municipalities, healthcare
providers, consulting companies,
and business professionals have come to rely on SYS-ED.
SYS-ED trained a significant number of the first
generation of data processing and business professionals in the 1980s. We look forward to the
opportunity and challenge of training their successors in the 21st century.
Albeit, with a more comprehensive set of delivery medium in hybrid and
interrelated software environments.
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