LinuxGenius LLC announces release of LinuxCBT Suse Enterprise Edition

“LinuxCBT SUSE Enterprise as well as our other eight products capitalizes on the need for quality training for IT professionals and major corporations making the switch from Windows based technologies to Linux based open source tools and applications,” says Tricia Hyacinth, general manager. “As Microsoft continues to raise security and licensing concerns, the need for quality Linux training becomes essential. As a result, many of our clients are IT professionals that want to make sure they are properly trained in order to spearhead these changes or prepare themselves for the pending transition. The rest are corporations needing to train their current techs for the move to Linux. Our products seem to resonate with those that are serious about learning. After completing the course, they become our loyal customers. That coupled with our competitive pricing makes LinuxCBT a unique and coveted product.”

Current LinuxCBT clients include IT professionals from the Department of Labor, Good Year, Hewlett Packard, JP Morgan Chase, Texas Instruments, Unilever and Yale University.

LinuxCBT SUSE Enterprise Edition exclusively uses the following hardware: IBM ThinkPad Laptop - SUSE Professional 9.2; Dell Precision N-Series Workstation - SUSE Professional 9.2; and Dell Power Edge 2600 RAID-enabled Server - SUSE Enterprise Linux 9. Additionally, Logical Volume Management ( LVM ), Software RAID, and Hardware RAID are all covered in detail.

LinuxCBT SUSE Enterprise Edition’s 75 hours of training is available on five CDs with additional hours of e-learning offered online at a price point of $495.00. Visit www.linuxcbt.com to purchase or to view a demo.

With nine intense offerings, our total suite provides over 250 hours of inclusive instruction that spans 24 CDs and hours of free additional videos accessible online via our E-learning forums. Learn more at www.linuxcbt.com.

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