Take Advantage of Public Training: Optimex Releases its 2007 Public Training Schedule and Offers Special Discounts

Optimex is excited to release its 2007 Public Schedule that offers coast-to-coast convenience for professional IT-related training classes. The public schedule, which runs from January through May 2007, is available now offering instructor-led training courses in Chicago, Las Vegas, Dallas, and Washington, D.C. with special discounts for early registration.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) November 8, 2006 -- Optimex has announced the initial public schedule for its suite of highly effective training classes. Save time and money by attending professional IT-related training classes held in Chicago, Las Vegas, Dallas, and Washington, DC. Optimex offers public classes in Business & System Requirements, Business Process Modeling, Data Modeling, Practical Project Management, and Use Case Modeling. Optimex is an industry leader with exceptional instructor-led training for all levels of understanding.

"Our 2007 public training schedule provides all the skills necessary to succeed in IT-related projects for project managers, IT staff, business representatives, consultants, or support staff," says Michele Gold Director of Business Development. "We are proud to offer our public schedule to help meet the training needs of our clients, and confidently stand behind our 100% satisfaction guarantee."

The Business Systems & Requirements course demonstrates a practical approach to systems' development life cycle (SDLC) concepts and techniques using visual, model-based diagrams to define effective requirements.

The Data Modeling course teaches students to effectively understand the role data has in requirements' definition, project planning, technical design, software implementation, and much more.

The Business Process Modeling course demonstrates how to define, analyze, and improve both internal and external activities. The alignment of business processes and current applications is included, as well as organizational structure, IT strategy, and management initiatives.

The Use Case Modeling course teaches students how to transform business requirements into system requirements as they are transitioned from the business group to the IT group at a critical stage for every project.

Practical Project Management is a comprehensive course. It is a staple for any project manager or those wishing to understand how to estimate time lines and organize team responsibilities. It also ties together the inter-related concepts of project management and requirements' definition that is critical to software-related projects.

For more information, please contact Rian Mason, Public Relations’ Officer, at (800) 868-8809.