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Maximising your investment in Microsoft Technology
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| Course title | Maximising your investment in Microsoft Technology |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | Please call |
| Days/Duration | ½ |
| Code | QAMBVW |
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“Microsoft has a long-established strategic relationship with QA to provide training solutions to the UK. Microsoft is proud to work in partnership with QA, to provide this Maximising your investment in Microsoft Technology seminar which will help businesses communicate and formulate IT strategies between the business and technical decision teams.” David Bennie, Marketing Lead – Mid Market, Microsoft UK
What our clients say
“Attending the ‘Maximising your investment in Microsoft Technology’ seminar was worth every minute, as it provided a succinct overview over the current technology stack offered by Microsoft. The half day course has saved me days of research and provided clear pointers which areas warrant further investigation, either short or medium term.” Janet Jacobs, Victrex
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