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Mark Denham — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
>
> I see DB2 classes on the education schedule in Seattle offered by IBM. Why
the
> "requirement" for third-party training? When your execs make a database
decision,
> what is the business driver/justification behind insisting on third-party
training?
> Personally, if I were the exec, I'd rather have it from the company that
makes the
> product.
>
Best check if those courses [listed on the site] are being performed at an
IBM facility or at a 3rd party location. Why pay IBM prices only to end up
with the course being delivered at a 3rd party center? You may end up with
an IBM trainer, but that is where it ends in many cases.
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