Fluke Networks, 3M in training partnership

July 15, 2002--Students in 3M's cabling-installation course can also become Fluke Networks-certified.

Fluke Networks (www.flukenetworks.com) and 3M (www.3m.com) jointly announced collaborative efforts between the two companies, through which students taking 3M cabling-installation courses can also become Fluke Networks-certified.

"By incorporating Fluke Networks certification into our training program, we can offer our customers a broader training program than is otherwise available to them in testing both copper and fiber cabling systems," said Dave Gutman, 3M Volition laboratory manager.

Of the agreement, Fluke Networks fiber-optics program manager Bob Jensen said, "This reflects a great relationship between the two companies in recognizing excellence in education. Fluke Networks recognizes the importance of an education partner with shared values of customer service and support."

More specific information about 3M's training and certification program can be obtained by clicking here.

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