Data Center Professional Qualification Courses Come to New York

The three days of data center design certified professional workshop in New York Seminar and Convention Center will be the first of its kind in New York when he rolls into town on Monday, September 14th.

According DatacenterDynamics’ (www.datacenterdynamics.com) Training Services Division data center, taught courses, registration is limited to 18 and there are still some places to join this course. DatacenterDynamics is the official partner of the U.S. delivery for CDCDP program that is closely aligned with its mission to improve educational and information activities in all markets it supports.

As the only comprehensive data center global rating, the rating combines design certified data center, data center power, cooling, efficiency and data center management. To achieve the qualification CDCDP, professionals need to complete the three-day course of cdcd and four modules of the first course of a day, and pass the online exams. The three days of DCCD module is $ 1750 plus tax, and each day CDCDP module is $ 595 plus tax per day.

The various training courses including CDCDP be launched together with DatacenterDynamics conferences in North America, giving attendees potential local access to the international classification.

The program is designed to provide data center professionals with the depth and breadth of learning and provide proof of competence independently verified. The unit-based structure allows flexibility to each unit at your convenience for a period of time, and acquiring additional qualifications certified Database Design Center.

The next day, available in three courses in New York CDCD will be held November 16 to 18. The one-day courses in power and cooling will happen November 19 and 20, respectively.

By the end of the year, DCCD courses are taught in San Francisco, Chicago, San Jose and Dallas.

As data center education becomes an increasingly attractive field, the buzz word this week that the technology supplier IBM (www.ibm.com) collaborated with the Omaha, Nebraska Metropolitan Community College (www.mccneb.edu ) to develop a first of its kind green data center management, two-year associate degree.