Specializing in telecommunications and data communications training for
non-technical managers.
Professional
Explainer offers explanation seminars in telecommunications systems and data
communications. (Note - these are
usually called training courses. The
difference here is that Professional Explainer will actually explain technical
telecommunications and data communications systems in such a manner that the
non-technical manager can understand, remember and apply this new-found
knowledge.)
Benefits
from professional explanation include:
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Demystification
of the technical buzz words those engineers are always using
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An
understanding of what’s in that ‘carrier cloud’
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How telecommunications
systems like the PSTN, ISDN and PBX’s work
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What is analog
and digital transmission?
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How do you
digitize voice?
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What are
carrier systems like SONET?
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And much, much
more
These
explanation seminars are fun and interesting.
Your Professional Explainer keeps things moving. You will actually look forward to
class. Students can’t wait until the
next session starts. They love the
Professional Explainer!
If
you always wanted to understand all that technical stuff but were afraid to
ask, professional explanation seminars are for you.
Telecommunications
is a significant player in all businesses today. Business communication of the last century consisted mainly of
voice communication. The business communication
of the present day and the future is based upon far more sophisticated means of
communications than voice. Today, the
transmission and reception of data including email, Web pages, video, B2B and
e-commerce is arguably more important than voice. While voice principally used the Public Switched Telephone
Network for past 125 years, today other networks such as Frame Relay, ATM,
SONET, Virtual Private Networks and the Internet are in use for data communication
and therefore are vitally important to business.
Every
business, no matter how large or how small, has a stake in
telecommunications. Large corporations
have entire telecommunications or information technology departments. Small office/home office is also involved in
telecommunications including high-speed Internet access. A need exists for those individuals who have
telecommunications responsibilities in any size organization to understand some
of the basics and to keep current on the newest trends. Education is a continuing thing. And the world of telecommunications is
constantly changing at an ever-increasing rate.
Check
out what they are saying about the
Professional Explainer.