Aptech launches 19-month RIM programme

Course focused on remote infrastructure management services

PTI | May 7, 2010



The hardware and networking training wing of Aptech 'N-Power' today launched an exclusive 19-month programme in Remote Infrastructure Management (RIM).

"RIM is going to be the next Gen IT trend in IMS (Infrastructure Management Services) space," Ninad Karpe, CEO and MD of Aptech said.

For all those who aspire to manage Information Technology (IT) infrastructure such as workstations (desktops, laptops, notebooks), servers among others and IT security devices of a company from a remote location, then this is an appropriate course for them," he said.

The course has been divided in five terms offering exit profile at the end of each term, starting from Hardware Professional, Systems Administrator, Network and Security Administrator, IMS Professional and RIM professional, he said.

The course will also cover new age technologies such as MCTS-Windows7, MCITP Win 2008 Server Administration track, Cloud Computing, IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL), SQL Server installation and configuration, Virtualisation and Desktop Optimisation.

"The course will provide students a power packed combination which will enhance the employability of the students manifold, opening up a world of opportunities for them in this sphere," Anuj Kacker, Chief Operating Officer said.

 

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