Would you like to understand the potential of the ITIL processes implemented with EriZone/OTRS ? Or do you want to deepen your knowledge in the End User Experience monitoring? Or are you curious to know what will be the future development of Nagios as an open project ?
On April 11th, at the Würth Phoenix Training Center in Bolzano, there will be a full day of workshops dedicated to these issues. The four workshops, organized after our Open Source System Management Conference, will offer the opportunity to share your experience with other users in the field of System and Service Management. During the intensive courses you can improve your skills in the end user experience, in the ITIL processes with EriZone/OTRS , in the new project Naemon based on Nagios or in SNMP.
Date & Location
11th April 2014, from 9.00 to 17.00
Würth Phoenix – Training Center Bolzano – Kravoglstr. 4 -39100 Bolzano
Registration
To get more detailes on the agenda or to submit your registration to the workshop you can visit our website at the following link.
The workshops
End User Experience with Al’exa and SAHI
IT service management based on ITIL with EriZone/OTRS
The SNMP real potential
The new Nagios features through the open project Naemon
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