Clearly demonstrates that you are a technical leader in service level management, performance management, and operational support systems (OSS) management.

Raises your visibility and increases your access to the industry's most rewarding projects.

Course Outline

Course Description

The education program is designed to ensure that pre/post-sales, implementation and support staff have the necessary knowledge in their respective area of responsibility.

The Infosim ICE course is a lecture and lab based course designed to provide network engineers with the advanced skills and knowledge needed to manage performance in large to very large IP networks.

Starting with basic network management knowledge and concepts, the course advances to the sophisticated and most recent technologies. It puts the student at the forefront of network management technology.

The course is developed and updated in conjunction with the world-renowned University of Wurzburg to guarantee the highest standards in education. The trainers are experienced network management experts.

The quality of the course is paramount for Infosim!

The course is structured into three days with six units each, three in the morning and three in the afternoon. Day 1 starts with providing a technical and conceptual background. Days 2 and 3 focus on performance and fault management with StableNet.

Participants who pass the exam will be entitled to carry the title ICE—Infosim Certified Engineer.

Who Should Attend

Any network engineer, network manager and analyst who has to deal with the management of large or critical IP networks such as ISP, data centers or enterprises.

Pre-sales and post-sales engineers may also attend to learn about the benefits and USP of advanced performance management.

Prerequisites

No previous knowledge in network management or performance management is required.

Concepts of IP networking are essential. Knowledge of at least one operating systems is required (Windows, Linux, Solaris...).

Knowledge of Cisco network devices is of advantage, e.g. CCNA.