Draft:IPSpecialist

IPSpecialist
Industry	E-learning
Founded	2017
Key people	Nouman Ahmed Khan, Abubakar Saeed, Dr. Fahad Abdali, Muhammad Mudassar
Website	IPSpecialist

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IPSpecialist is an e-learning company headquartered in London, United Kingdom, that offers online training programs in various technological fields including Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, Computer Networking, DevOps, Artificial Intelligence, and other emerging technologies.

History

IPSpecialist was established in 2017 by Nouman Ahmed Khan, Dr. Fahad Abdali, and Abubakar Saeed. The company aimed to enhance the practical skills of IT professionals by supplementing formal education with job-relevant training. Initially, the company focused on offering courses in computer networking and security.

By 2018, IPSpecialist expanded its course offerings to include cloud computing, reflecting the growing importance of cloud technologies. The curriculum further diversified to include Microsoft courses and DevOps training, responding to the increasing need for expertise in these areas.

In 2023, IPSpecialist was highlighted for its innovative Entrepreneurial Lab at the Karachi University Business Incubation Centre. The lab aims to engage students in cooperative educational and entrepreneurial activities, advancing technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation.^[1]

Training Programs

IPSpecialist provides a range of online courses designed to equip learners with practical, hands-on skills applicable to the Information Technology (IT) sector. The platform emphasizes continuous learning and upskilling, catering to both beginners and experienced professionals. Some examples of their training programs include:

Cloud Computing: Courses cover the use of remote servers hosted on the internet for data storage, management, and processing.
Cybersecurity: Training focuses on protecting systems, networks, and data from digital attacks.
Networking: Courses address the interconnection of computers and other devices for resource sharing.
DevOps: Training integrates software development and IT operations to enhance collaboration and productivity.
Artificial Intelligence: Courses explore the simulation of human intelligence in machines.

References

^ APP (2023-12-05). "Need stressed to establish knowledge-based society for country's progress". DAWN.COM. Retrieved 2024-05-26.

[1] APP (2023-12-05). "Need stressed to establish knowledge-based society for country's progress". DAWN.COM. Retrieved 2024-05-26.

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