The trainer has a Masters Degree in Computing Science from
London University, and has over twenty years experience in
distributed data processing in the UK and Israel.
In the UK he worked with ICL and then with Olivetti. He was
at the forefront of Olivetti`s penetration into the distributed
data processing market.
In Israel, he continued his work with Olivetti, and then moved
to Bank Mizrahi, one of Israel`s major banks, where he spent
eight years managing the Telecommunications Division and
was directly responsible for the implementation of the Bank`s
highly respected financial network.
Over the past ten years, his activities included lecturing and
consulting international clients in the field of network
strategies, network security, LAN technology and related
topics. He is a GUIDE Communications Group chairman, and
regularly lectures internationally on Data Comm. technology.
Course Objectives
To give the participant an overview of the modern world of
IP, Internet Networking and Applications.
Key Benefits
This course will provide the participants with:
An
understanding the history, background and trends and
influences leading to the Modern Communications Revolution.
A study of the infrastructure and components of the
telecommunications, wireless, cellular, and data Networks,
Services and Service Providers.
A presentation of the TCP/IP Protocol Suite, the
Internet, it’s Architecture and Topology, and the different
ways we access the Network.
A practical presentation of Internet applications, their
structure and usage with practical demonstration using
laptops or PC workstations.
An insight into the major issues and challenges of
modern networking – data security, quality of service and
management of the changing service environment.
A study of the Voice over IP from the technical through
to the practical implementation of voice and connectivity
services.
An understanding of the trend towards the converged
network and services.
An opportunity to raise questions and networking issues
to be studied in the classroom.