DRAPER, Utah?()?StorageCraft Technology Corporation, a provider of best-in-class backup,
disaster
recovery, system migration and data protection solutions for
servers, desktops and laptops, today announced the launch of the
StorageCraft Training and Certification program, designed to offer
technical and sales training to partners who are interested in
increasing their ability to offer value-added services to their
customers.
?Our goal is to provide partners with more revenue opportunities,
greater customer satisfaction, increased customer retention and an
improved industry reputation as a result of earning certification in
these courses?
?Because disaster recovery is mission-critical to all kinds of
organizations, the marketplace is demanding a way to identify those who
possess the skills necessary to provide disaster recovery solutions. Our
new training courses and certification offer that reassurance,? said
Brandon Nordquist, vice president of product management at StorageCraft.
The program ensures that sales and technical professionals receive the
training needed to effectively sell, configure, and manage the complete
line of StorageCraft business continuity solutions and services by
sharing technical product knowledge of StorageCraft backup and disaster
recovery solutions, as well as important business continuity practices.
Participating partners will get technical product instruction on
StorageCraft backup solutions, as well as important disaster recovery
practices in instructor-led courses on two different levels:
StorageCraft Professional Training
This training level provides the technical and sales foundation for
partners who want to improve their ability to position and sell
StorageCraft products. Course topics include disaster recovery planning,
in-depth StorageCraft product training and best practices. Participants
will gain the expertise and tools necessary to offer business continuity
solutions to customers.
StorageCraft Engineer Training
This course builds on the Professional Training course. It provides a
deeper look at disaster recovery planning, environment configuration and
troubleshooting. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of
StorageCraft ShadowProtect? and ShadowControl? disaster recovery
solutions through hands-on training in both instructor-led and lab-based
environments. The partner receives the status of StorageCraft Certified
Engineer upon completing the course assessment.
Partners who complete StorageCraft Engineer level training can then
build on that knowledge by attending Advanced Topics (AT) courses, which
will be available later in 2012. These classes provide expert-level
training on specific disaster recovery topics and scenarios. Each AT
training session provides partners with the expertise necessary to
create specialized disaster recovery-related professional services
offerings.
?Our goal is to provide partners with more revenue opportunities,
greater customer satisfaction, increased customer retention and an
improved industry reputation as a result of earning certification in
these courses,? said Nordquist.
Partners who are interested in finding out more about the StorageCraft
Training and Certification program, including course and pricing
details, may visit http://www.storagecraft.com/training.
About StorageCraft Technology Corporation
StorageCraft Technology Corporation provides best-in-class backup,
disaster recovery, system migration and data protection solutions for
servers, desktops and laptops. StorageCraft delivers software products
that reduce downtime, improve security and stability for systems and
data, and lower the total cost of ownership for servers, desktops and
laptops. For more information, visit www.storagecraft.com.
StorageCraft, ShadowProtect and ShadowControl are trademarks or
registered trademarks of StorageCraft Technology Corporation. Other
company and product names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of
their respective owners.
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