KeyStone Learning Systems Announces Release of SQL Server 2005 Training
KeyStone Learning Systems LLC (KeyStone) announced their latest instructor-based video courseware for "SQL Server 2005 Implementation and Maintenance".
Frederick, MD (PRWEB) October 17, 2006 -- KeyStone Learning Systems, LLC (KeyStone) announced their latest instructor-based video courseware for "SQL Server 2005 Implementation and Maintenance". Currently available, the SQL Server 2005 training course provided by KeyStone will help organizations build, manage, and deploy secure, scalable, and reliable enterprise applications on Microsoft’s SQL Server 2005 platform.
KeyStone’s instructor, Anil Desai, is an independent consultant and author specializing in implementing and managing solutions based on Microsoft technologies. Certified as a MCITP, MCSE, MCDBA, MCSD and a Microsoft MVP, Mr. Desai offers several years of experience in consulting, training, and technical writing based in Microsoft technologies.
“With the release of this new SQL 2005 product, we are aiming to assist companies and organizations in leveraging their SQL Server 2005 platform to its fullest potential,” said Larry Cates, CEO of KeyStone. “Added with our expert instruction, this course will server as a valuable asset to any company’s IT or development department, building skill level and elevating database performance to optimum levels.”
About KeyStone Learning Systems
KeyStone is a leading provider of IT learning solutions for professionals seeking comprehensive training in desktop, developer and certification skills. Its video-based instructor-led format has been recognized as an industry leader for the past fourteen years. KeyStone produces and distributes training courses in video, web, and DVD-ROM formats, and continues to provide new solutions through partnerships, new products and through its Desktop Learning Library (DLL) and Enterprise Learning Library (ELL).
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