Datalab Academy

Datalab Academy was founded in June, 2007. Within the framework of its activities it offers training and certification for the PANTHEON business operating system for partners and end users.

Training (courses, workshops...) is conducted using both classic, frontal methods at Datalab Academy classrooms (see schedule in table)by product support specialists and certified instructors and through online training. Online training is availabe to users through our User Site, while partners receive training through our Partner Site.

Datalab Academy strives to give the most to all its participants. Our activities are aimed at filling the void that appears because of insufficient knowledge and understanding of PANTHEON by providing quality, regionally accessible training and learning materials for independent work.

In order to realize the goals we've set, we created and made available the first high quality, checked and edited learning materials for PANTHEON and began introducing authorized training centers. Authorized training centers - known as Datalab Certified Training Partners - will offer standard training for PANTHEON at the same high level of quality, but with greater regional accessibility. Please take a look at our list of authorized training centers.

Datalab Academy is also aware of the need to link up with the professional sector. That's why, within the framework of our EDU program we've joined forces with Universities and related professional institutions and have invited renowned experts to work with us. And cooperation is mutual. At the beginning of 2008 we began offering our partners and users professional training taught by university professors and other experts. At the same time, we have begun presenting PANTHEON to students and their professors at various universities and have so helped them on their career path and contributed to the improvement and diversification of educational programs.

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Without knowledge and a mastery of technology and the countless possibilities it opens up, it will become more and more difficult to do our job well: in the words of an ancient Bolivian saying "Half knowledge is more dangerous than no knowledge at all".