Once again, Vivit is looking for practitioners with advanced knowledge and implementation of HP Software products to provide Vivit Advanced Training for members in conjunction with the HP Discover conference in Frankfurt, Germany, 4-6 December 2012.

Vivit has successfully provided Advanced Training classes on HP Software solutions at HP conferences since 2007. Even with the culmination of the new HP Discover conference, these deep-dive classes are still in high demand. Vivit is finding that members are achieving success from these classes by helping them become the best and brightest in their field(s).

"This class broadened my understanding of the capabilities of ALM 11 in only 4 hours. I am now able to create my own roadmap of best practices for my test team.”

"Instructor clearly has real-life experience to help attendees avoid pitfalls.”

"If there were more of these classes, more users would become more confident users.”

–Vivit Advanced Training Participants, June 2012

Some practitioners that have provided training in the past include:

• Olli Laiho (Assure) – Application Lifecycle Management
• Mark Tomlinson (Shunra) – Performance Center
• Chaim Amar & Daniel Klevansky (UniViews) – uCMDB
• David Van Heusden & Richard Verburg (Westbury) – Service Center/Service Manager

If you are an HP practitioner with advanced knowledge and implementation of HP products and are interested in instructing a deep-dive course at HP Discover in Frankfurt, please contact me at laura_walker@vivit-worldwide.org.

Please note that we are working with HP to determine the best time to hold the training as well as whether or not the training should be sponsored and offered to delegates for a nominal fee. More details will be identified in the coming weeks; however, knowing your interest at this point will accelerate the inclusion of Vivit Advanced Training in the HP Discover registration system.

Note: This is a call for Vivit Advanced Training classes (training courses offered by HP Software practitioners in conjunction with HP Discover) and not a call for papers (track sessions during the event).