Where can I get Mainframe on Linux training???
Jenu: Linux is Linux, so for the most part any Linux education will
do. IBM offers over 40 Linux courses as well as some Linux mainframe
specific courses. http://ibm.com/training/spotlight/linux/
Regards, Jim
Hi
Where can I get Mainframe on Linux training???
Rgds
Jenu
On Fri, 07 Jun 2002 Jim Elliott wrote :
Tom:
Back in 1999 there was a satellite learning service that IBM
had. Not
sure i it is still in existence. Required a 4 foot dish and
you had a
yearly subscription. For that year, all
Hi Jim.
Of course, I like class room training over the rest also.
But sometimes, you just can't get away. Being a consultant, that is usually
a good thing G.
Do you have any info on PC based or self study courses? My biggie learning
curves at the moment are:
Linux/390 (4 images currently
Back in 1999 there was a satellite learning service that IBM had. Not sure if it is
still in existence. Required a 4 foot dish and you had a yearly subscription. For
that year, all courses were available to you. Yes, you could tape the course
material for viewing later.
When I looked at it,
Back in 1999 there was a satellite learning service that IBM had. Not sure i
f it is
still in existence. Required a 4 foot dish and you had a yearly subscription
. For
that year, all courses were available to you. Yes, you could tape the course
material for viewing later.
When I
Tom:
Back in 1999 there was a satellite learning service that IBM had. Not
sure i it is still in existence. Required a 4 foot dish and you had a
yearly subscription. For that year, all courses were available to you.
Yes, you could tape the course material for viewing later.
ISEN =
Vic,
It comes down to basic short-sightedness and stupidity, two things that are
never in short supply in managers, even in America. :) A lot of managers
view training as the first place to cut when the budget reductions come
(every quarter now for many). It doesn't hurt day-to-day operations
Others view things like SHARE as a perquisite or reward, particularly
since they wind up being places like San Francisco, etc.
Mark: So Nashville (SHARE 98) was a reward? I thought it was more of a
punishment. ( ;-) )
Regards, Jim
Jim,
I paid my own way to Nashville. It was drivable (only 11 hours), I stayed
in a Red Roof Inn, and pigged out a SCIDS. Sigh.
Mark Post
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From: Jim Elliott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Re: Why No
Thanks, Mark.
I should point out that Australian companies, in general, are no better than
you've described. Looks like it's a malady to which we have all succumbed.
My reasoning for going to SHARE comes from the lack of any suitable training in
Australia. The user group conference over here
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Others view things like SHARE as a perquisite or reward,
I hope you don't mind me diverging yet again...
The short form this time.
Years ago I was hired as a contractor, and because in those days I was quite
handy in assembler I was asked to write a couple of JES2
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