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CompTIA will host its first Innovation Forum in SA, on Wednesday, 19 March.
The company provides formal Microsoft PerformancePoint Server training.
The new programme aims to accelerate the theoretical and practical learning of SA's talent.
The company's founder is in the country to support its school IT programme.
The president is not impressed that less than a 10th of IT companies approached to support the e-Skills Academy were interested.
The facility is now an accredited Pearson VUE testing centre.
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Tolulope Joseph, a BI consultant at Computek, passed her SAS certification examination with a score of 93%.
The CIO Breakfast Forum, sponsored by Simeka Business Group, will be launched to CIOs in the Western Cape this month.
The e-Skills Academy teams with ISETT SETA to train matric Java developers.
The company has initiated a long-term, multi-phase project to fully digitise schools in Gauteng.
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