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Level
1: Introduction
Introduction Technology sessions
have no prerequisites and are aimed at those new to a specific technology.
These sessions explain specific technology needs, basic technology
concepts and where the technology would be appropriately deployed.
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2: Intermediate
Intermediate Technology sessions
assume there is an existing knowledge of a specific technology. These
sessions examine the most efficient deployment strategies for each
technology and focus on configuration and optimisation techniques.
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Level
3: Advanced
Advanced Technology sessions examine
in-depth, advanced configuration features for specific technologies.
These sessions are designed for the more experienced and give a thorough
understanding of the effect technologies exhibit in terms of performance
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4: Power Sessions
Power Technology sessions and directions
examined in-depth. These sessions are designed for people who have
extensive implementation experience and aware of issues with particular
protocols. These sessions look at the trends and directions of particular
protocols and the developments which are making those particular protocols
scalable going forward. |
