Nokia Siemens Networks is launching a training and certification program focused on end-to-end LTE solutions in multi-vendor environments. The company aims to roll out the program to customers and third party IT professionals in the second quarter of 2011.
Nokia Siemens Networks offers four levels of accreditation within the LTE solution certification program – Associate, Specialist, Professional and Expert.
In the first two months of its rollout within the company, hundreds of Nokia Siemens Networks engineers and sales people have been certified. Examinations are conducted by industry-leading, independent test centers to verify the LTE expertise achieved. The company expects to increase its number of certified employees to 4,500 by the end of 2011.http://www.nsn.com
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