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TTA Joins AWS Training Partner Program to Deliver AWS Skills Training to IT Professionals in North America

MARLBOROUGH, Mass. , February 09 /Businesswire/ - “We are excited to offer AWS training to our clients,” said Maria Melfa, President and Chief Executive Officer at TTA. “For decades, our mission has centered on providing specialized training to support our customers’ changing workforce development needs.”


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