Datacraft, ITpreneurs to offer advanced IT service mgt

Datacraft, the region's independent IT services and solutions company, and ITpreneurs, a global provider of training solutions in the area of IT management and IT governance best practices, have announced a partnership to offer e-learning and classroom training solutions in India and sub-continent.

With this partnership, Datacraft will be the first IT company in India to offer advanced IT service management courses in India. The IT service management courses are based on Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL), a set of best practices standards for IT service management that would enable customers to achieve quality service and overcome difficulties associated with the growth of IT systems.

Datacraft India and sub-continent president Nagendra Venkaswamy said, "Businesses today are increasingly leveraging and deploying IT to improve their productivity and efficiency, resulting in growing demand for training solutions like ITIL as organizations seek to continuously upgrade their IT skills. The ITIL courses we offer, particularly ITpreneurs' e-learning solutions suite, are designed specifically to address the demands of the current business needs and I believe our customers will benefit from this new offering."

ITpreneurs CEO Sukhbir Jasuja said, "The speed with which organizations apply IT and optimize their IT resources, is becoming critical to their overall business performance. IT professionals as well as Fortune 500 organizations are adopting our course knowledge as a competence building expertise to enhance their professional credibility and competitive advantage. Being a framework, ITIL is completely customizable for applications within any type of business or organization that has a reliance on IT infrastructure. Datacraft is already offering advanced courses in networking, security, storage, and project management and has a proven track record. We will benefit from its strong knowledge resources and countrywide market presence."

- CyberMedia News