MicroStrategy, an independent publicly-traded business intelligence company, has announced to provide MicroStrategy Education free for the whole month of April 2020.
MicroStrategy stated on their website — “We recognise the impact the COVID-19 crisis is having on daily life and business. It is more critical than ever to support individuals and organisations forced to adapt rapidly and take drastic measures. We want to do everything we can to empower your remote workforce during these challenging times. We have decided to make all of our virtual instructor-led and online education courses and certifications free through April 30.”
MicroStrategy Education, a part of MicroStrategy’s services, has been committed to providing resources in order to aid in the success of every MicroStrategy practitioner, from novice analysts to most experienced intelligence centre architects. The company has designed its programs to provide continuous training and certification for the essential roles in the intelligent enterprise.
According to their website, their free education portal will provide access to hours of training courses, certifications, and video tutorials. The website stated — “Whether you are an analyst or an architect, you will find dedicated courses and certification paths to suit your needs, offered in your timezone, both instructor-led or on-demand.”
You can download their educational brochure here.
In a recent LinkedIn post, Michael Saylor, founder and principal shareholder of Microstrategy, confirmed the news.
MicroStrategy’s free education courses are designed for analysts, data scientists, developers, solution architects, intelligence care roles, through their instructor-led class, instructor-led online, interactive eLearning, video recordings, as well as private and customised classes.
One just has to create an account in MicroStrategy’s Learning Portal, log in, and will be able to browse or search for courses of individual’s interest. The registration for courses are free of cost.
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