
TRAINING
Open iT Administration
and Reporting Training
- Registration Deadline: July 28, 2025
DURATION | TRAINING TYPE | TIME | LANGUAGE | PRICE |
4 days | Virtual / Online | 3:00-5:30 PM CET | 8:00-10:30 AM CST | English | $1490 |
Start your Open iT training journey with this online course on the administration of your Open iT solution.
Our team of experts will equip your administrators with the latest in best practices and processes to get the most out of your investment.
Learn to maximize ROI with expert guidance in reporting and analysis. Use live data to gain hands-on experience in reporting and analysis with practical output that the participants can take back to their respective companies. Although some prior familiarity with Open iT software would be helpful, it is not required.
A limited number of seats are available, so sign up now to reserve your spot. Early bird rates are available for a limited time!
Master the ins and outs of managing the Open iT Core Reporter and/or Analysis Server
A. Core Server Administration
Acquire basic techniques in generating reports that matter, and learn how to analyze the data to turn it into actionable business intelligence.
A. Real-Time Monitor Reporting and Alerts
B. Historical Reporting
Apply the skills and techniques learned through hands-on exercises, sharing of best practices, and open discussions.
Learn how to customize the settings and configurations to get the most of your Open iT software installations.
*Special or customized topics, apart from those mentioned above, may be included upon request.
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