SYS-ED vs. IBM: WebSphere MQ Training

Our diagrams and teaching aids reflect information, guidelines and in many cases explanations of undocumented tips and nuances that IBM doesn’t tell you. As an independent IT training company, SYS-ED is committed to providing unbiased quality WebSphere MQSeries training, not selling software. Case in point; no one is allowed to register for a SYS-ED WebSphere MQSeries course until they have had a consultation with either our Director of Education or WebSphere MQSeries curriculum manager. If you’re working on a Microsoft Windows or UNIX based platform, we are not going to allow you to be placed in a z/OS coding course. And we appreciate and teach the differences in the release and versions of both WebSphere MQSeries and the interrelated software; and boy will that matter back on the job! Our full-time staff recognizes the difference between a skillset based WebSphere course – WebSphere MQ: Application Programming versus WebSphere MQ Clustering - Design & Architecture and WebSphere MQ Debugging Techniques on Distributed Platforms for Administrators.

So when it comes to your WebSphere MQSeries training needs, by all means contact IBM and review their course outlines and performance objectives. And then visit www.mqseriestrainingbysysed.us and review our learning paths, common questions, self assessments, and course workbooks. Or better yet e-mail or call us for a complimentary WebSphere Series consultation at dshapiro@sysed.com or 212-564-9147,48,49.

WebSphere MQSeries Consultancy
When calling for a consultation, topics/workshops/examples from the following areas can be incorporated into a tailored WebSphere MQSeries course.

Private Courses: Client Location
SYS-ED teaches private courses in North America and Europe. With private courses, topics can be mixed and matched from multiple course outlines and the workshops tailored. Case in point; several of our fast-track clients have had us conduct accelerated 5-day WebSphere MQ courses consisting of what is regularly 8 days of subject matter. And it is standard SYS-ED policy to incorporate project specifications into a WebSphere MQ training program: WebSphere MQ and WebLogic, WebSphere MQ and Oracle, WebSphere MQ and MS .NET.

Courses can be conducted for groups as few as 3 individuals. The aggregate charges for these courses typically will be comparable or less expensive (course fee, air transportation, hotel, ground transportation, per diem allowance), then sending those employees to New York for the training. There is an online cost analysis form or contact our New York office for a personalized cost analysis.

Guaranteed Quality
SYS-ED will not accept an assignment until our systems consultant/curriculum managers confer and review the topics, examples, and workshops. And this information will be provided in writing as part of the training contract. We recognize and differentiate between a course – such as WebSphere MQ (MQSeries) System Administration and WebSphere MQ (MQSeries): Application Programming versus educational consulting – such as WebSphere MQ Clustering - Design & Architecture and WebSphere MQ (MQSeries) Debugging Techniques on Distributed Platforms for Administrators.

SYS-ED WebSphere courses are offered through our New York schedule. Our comprehensive WebSphere MQ course catalog includes 22+ titles, with the tc suffix indicating a course that was developed and taught in conjunction with consulting assignments. Course titles and topics can be viewed from www.mqseriestrainingbysysed.us by typing MQSeries in the search engine field:

SYS-ED/New York Courses
SYS-ED WebSphere MQ courses are NOT open to the general public. Only employees sponsored by Fortune 1000 corporations, government municipalities, healthcare providers, consulting companies, and mid-sized businesses are allowed to enroll in a SYS-ED course and ONLY after a telephone consultation with our WebSphere systems consultant/curriculum manager. This is essential for ensuring that the individual be placed in the course which corresponds to the employer’s operational objectives, operating environment, version of WebSphere, and development platform.

So when it comes to your WebSphere MQ training needs, by all means contact IBM and review their course outlines and performance objectives. And then visit www.mqseriestrainingbysysed.us. Or better yet e-mail us for a complimentary consultation at dshapiro@sysed.com or call 212-564-9147,48,49.

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