Men&Mice
ISC and Men&Mice raise the standard for DNS training
A joint training program to offer and develop courses on Internet protocols at the cutting edge of Internet operations technology.
Feb 11th, 2011
Redwood City / Reykjavik – 11 February 2011
Today Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) and Men&Mice announced a joint training program to offer and develop courses on Internet protocols at the cutting edge of Internet operations technology. Individually both firms provide highly rated training for core Internet technologies such as DNS, DHCP, IPv6 and more. By combining their course offerings, locations, and teaching staff, the companies will each expand their curricula and their geographic reach. Initially there are five different courses and workshops offered including Introduction to DNS & BIND, advanced DNS & BIND, DHCP, IPv6 Fundamentals, and DNSSEC.
"Increasing knowledge and awareness on DNS, DHCP, IPv6 and DNSSEC is important to both ISC and Men&Mice. We see this partnership as a unique opportunity to jointly strengthen our training offerings and increase information sharing about these critical services at the core of the Internet”, said Jón R. Kristjánsson, CEO of Men&Mice."
ISC develops and distributes the industry leading core Internet software BIND and DHCP. ISC offers training & consulting to aid in the deployment and the operational aspects of the software. ISC has conducted training courses on its BIND and DHCP software since 2007.
Men&Mice develops and markets software for IP Address Management and offers training globally on topics including DNS and BIND, DHCP, and IPv6. Men&Mice has offered courses and workshops since 2001. Later this year ISC and Men&Mice will launch a testing and evaluation program by which individuals can be certified as technical or operational experts in these technologies.
"Men&Mice and ISC are both highly regarded technology trainers. Merging the best from our course offerings and increasing our geographic coverage will make quality professional training more widely accessible. Both companies and their customers will benefit from this partnership and this will grow and strengthen both companies’ training programs,” said Barry Greene, President of ISC."
Read full press release here.
