Training Zone to include sessions on PC software

First introduced in 2002, the IBC Training Zone is being expanded this year to include hands-on training and tutorial sessions on PC software

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Aug 11, 2005
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At IBC2005, the popular hands-on training zone will be augmented with sessions devoted to PC-related software. The Training Zone, which since its IBC introduction in 2002 has been extremely popular with attendees, previously limited its computer-related sessions to Apple Macintosh software.

This year’s PC and Macintosh software training sessions will include independent hands-on training sessions put on by IBC partner Corps Business. Additional technical sessions with a tutorial orientation also will be available. The IBC2005 Training Zone will once again be located in Hall 7 at the RAI exhibition center in Amsterdam.

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