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I’m always amazed by the vast amount of knowledge being posted online for free download. For those in the Storage business, check out the high-quality tutorials offered by the Storage Network Industry Association (SNIA). These peer-reviewed, vendor-neutral tutorials, offered by the SNIA Education Committee, cover a variety of very current Storage-related topics. Here’s a snapshot of what they have there currently, organized by track:
I would encourage all my industry colleagues to check these out! To view the latest list of topics and access the tutorials in PDF format, visit http://www.snia.org/education/tutorials. Be sure to check the Legal Notices on the documents about how you can use them.
Nancy Clay, Education Program Manager at SNIA, pointed to me that additional tutorials will be become available online after they are delivered live during the upcoming Storage Networking World event in April. The SNIA Tutorial Agenda for that upcoming event is posted online at http://www.snwusa.com/agenda.html.
For more information about SNIA, check http://www.snia.org
I’m always amazed by the vast amount of knowledge being posted online for free download. If you are an