Binary Research was the original developer of Ghost. Here at BRI, we have been developing and delivering Ghost training since 1999.

Our latest program is a three day workshop that will enable you to make full use of the functionality of Ghost, increasing your return on investment (ROI) even more than using Ghost in the basic operations mode.

Symantec Ghost Solution Suite Training

We offer workshops every month at training facilities across the United States (Open Enrollment) or we can provide the training at your location for those organisations with a number of people who require training (On-Site).  Outside of the USA/Canada, training is available onsite only.

To find out more about our Ghost Training Services, please follow the link below:

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Best Practices Windows 7 DeploymentTraining                 

BRI announces the release of it's new, 3-day, Best Practices for Windows 7 Deployment. Please note this training is available "on-site" only within the UK. The Trainer comes to your location, at a time to suit you and trains you on your network. A great option for those organisations needing to train multiple personnel.

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Hardware-Independent Imaging Webinars

No company has been in the software cloning industry longer than BRI. As part of the company that originally developed Ghost (now Symantec Ghost Solution Suite) we understand the issues with cloning and know the true benefits of being able to create Hardware-Independent Image files. We also how to use the tools to create these Image files and which ones work most effectively. This series of three webinars, (delivered live by a Trainer, direct to your desktop), provides the opportunity to see and learn about the best use of three HII creation tool sets - Symantec Ghost Solution Suite and DeployAnywhere, Microsoft Deployment Toolset (in conjunction with Windows Vista/Windows 7) and the Universal Imaging Utility - all working towards the creation of Hardware-Independent Image files in both XP and Vista/Windows 7 environments. NOTE: Windows 7 will be covered in the webinars as of January 2010.