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Firm Offers Technical Ed. in 18 Languages

  • 05/01/97

Following its acquisition of American Research Group, Global Knowledge Network became a top technical education provider for both Microsoft Corp. and Cisco Systems. The firm provides a broad range of complex technical training, delivered consistently at multiple locations worldwide.

The ARG acquisition brought 89 instructors and 49 new curricula to Global Knowledge, which already had 300 full-time instructors and 350 classroom curricula. ARG will operate as an autonomous entity in partnership with Global Knowledgeís 28 subsidiary companies.

ARG has led the development of hands-on, skills-based network training courses that simulate ìreal-worldî networking environments. Last year, the company trained 21,000 people at 34 locations throughout the U.S.

Global Knowledge remains the preferred IT education provider for Digital Equipment Corp. and other leading multinational corporations. Global Knowledge Network, Waltham, MA, (617) 893-3026, www.globalknowledgenetwork.com.

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