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News Release from: OPC Training Institute
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 31 January 2008
OPC training avoids disguised sales
pitches
A technology training provider should offer vendor-neutral environments and industry-approved accreditation.
Training sessions, online courses, webinars and podcasts often flood desktops by the dozens each week Many learning opportunities are becoming cleverly masked sales pitches that end up only showcasing products
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Sep 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Managers, human resource personnel and other automation, process and control professionals can find it hard to determine which technology workshops are the most productive to participate in.
A technology training provider should offer vendor-neutral environments and industry-approved accreditation.
It should also carry out multiplatform evaluation and installation troubleshooting.
The OPC Training Institute's (OPCTI) vendor-neutral workshops becomes an OPC technology productivity building experience.
Naeem Ismat, Publisher of AutomationMedia.com states, "The OPC Training Institute doesn't offer vendor-biased information, they focus strictly on training and they don't try selling you their own products".
"They try to educate you in all possible ways, so that after finishing the training you can walk away confidently and manage and integrate OPC products in your existing infrastructure".
OPC is an industrial connectivity standard that enables process control and manufacturing applications to communicate with each other using an interoperable, reliable and secure connection.
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