Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 (OCS) Training

Master Office Communications Server 2007 or prepare for your MCTS in this technology by enrolling in a Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS) 2007 training course from CBT Planet. This MS OCS 2007 training class is available in several configurations for your convenience including: live classes at an IT training center near you, Microsoft OCS 2007 training videos, OCS 2007 training online courses, and onsite classes for groups of six or more requiring training for Microsoft OCS 2007. No matter which format you choose, whether live or in video form, the course features a Microsoft certified trainer (MCT) leading the way. You'll follow a comprehensive curriculum and participate in extensive hands-on practice activities. If you're preparing for Exam 70-638, this course covers all of the exam objectives in depth so that you'll be fully prepared for success.

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CBT Planet offers its Microsoft training courses in several formats, ensuring that even the busiest of IT professionals and exam candidates have the opportunity to advance their skills. For example, if your schedule doesn't allow for traditional classes, fill in your knowledge gaps by watching Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 training videos or enroll in an online MCTS training course. With training videos and Office Communications 2007 online training classes, you receive the same instruction except the training is delivered on demand instead of according to a predetermined schedule. You can participate at your own pace and adjust the training to best meet your needs. For groups of six or more trainees, consider a cost-effective onsite class. With this option, CBT Planet sends a trainer to your office where the Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS) 2007 training course takes place – reducing your training expenses while keeping employees close to home.