Sep 29, 2016 | Learning Tree, Professional Development, SQL Server 2016 |
As regular readers of this blog will know I teach some data courses for Learning Tree. Recently Learning Tree has introduced a new Twitter competition. Attendees current, past and present who tweet about their experiences on their respective Learning Tree courses....
Sep 23, 2016 | Kerberos, Learning Tree, R, SQL Server 2016, TGI SQL Friday, Weekly Update |
Its been another Learning Tree week for me this week and a very interesting one at that. I’m on the Learning Tree IAT…IAT stands for Instructor Advisory Team, the team consists of Learning Tree instructors and Learning Tree senior management and its...
Jan 5, 2015 | Learning Tree, SQL Server 2014, SQL Training |
Learning Tree has recently introduced some new 1 day virtual training events There is range of courses and subjects for you to choose from and you can find out more about these by following the link on the image below.These are 1 day instructor led events that you...
Apr 22, 2014 | Learning Tree, Performance, SQL Server 2012, SQL Server Training |
I have just returned from a trip to Washington DC where I was delivering course 2105 – SQL Server 2012 DBA skills upgrade class in an onsite class to one of Learning Tree’s clients. For those of you that don’t know, a Learning Tree onsite is event is when Learning...
Oct 29, 2013 | Learning Tree, SQL Training |
I’m in New York City this week delivering a SQL Server Virtualization and Consolidation 3 days course for Learning Tree. You might be a little too late to join me at that event but I have two more course scheduled this year At the end of November 27th-30th I’m...
Mar 28, 2013 | Learning Tree, SQL Server 2008 R2, SQL Server 2012, SQL Server disaster recovery, SQL Server Training, SQL Training |
Learning Tree are offering their 3 day SQL Server High Availability course this April in London. Running between 17th and 19th of April and taught by Chris Radcliffe come and learn all about SQL Server high availability and get your hands dirty with SQL Server...
