IT Training Company Renews Commitment to Upstate New York

Albany, NY, June 11, 2010 --(PR.com)-- ONLC Training Centers has renewed their commitment to a fourth upstate New York facility in the state’s capital of Albany. This is in addition to the company’s other upstate New York sites including Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse. ONLC also has New York centers located in Downtown/Lower Manhattan, Grand Central Station, Penn Station, Rye, Bohemia, and Uniondale.

“The renewal of our Albany office will give our students a classroom environment for technical training,” stated ONLC Training Centers’ CEO, Andy Williamson. “We provide important training at that site to the New York State government as well as to Albany’s private businesses,” he continued.

ONLC began running classes in the state of New York since 2005 in their Manhattan facility.

ONLC’s New York locations offer live, instructor-led classroom training. Through Remote Classroom Instruction (RCI) the company is also able to connect students from multiple training facilities into a single class. “With RCI we have the lowest class cancellation rate in the industry. If someone registers for one of our classes, there is over a 90% chance that that class will run. We are now bringing that level of certainty to individuals registering for our classes in the up state New York market,” stated Williamson.

ONLC reports that its most popular technical classes in Albany are related to Microsoft Windows Server, Windows 7, SQL Server, SharePoint, and Exchange as well as security training (Security +). From and end-user perspective, in addition to the obvious Microsoft Office classes (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access) the company is also seeing strong demand for the Adobe CS4 Suite (Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Acrobat, Illustrator, In-Design, Flash and Fireworks.)

“We are preparing for a huge wave of training related to the new releases of Exchange 2010, SharePoint 2010, and Office 2010. Also, the request for Windows 7 are very strong in our area and we expect that to continue into next year as companies in the region upgrade their desktop operating systems,” stated Williamson.

About ONLC Training Centers
Founded in 1983, ONLC has grown to be the largest IT training company in the U.S. with over 200 classroom facilities in 46 states, offering training from vendors such as Microsoft, Citrix, Adobe and Oracle. ONLC Training Centers was recently recognized by Inc. Magazine as being the fastest growing Microsoft authorized training center in the U.S.

Learn more at www.onlc.com and www.onlc.com/innovation.

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