IBM Sterling Courses

This course teaches students techniques, tools, and recommended practices that can be used to run a business process, create a business process using the Graphical Process Modeler, explain how to create a service configuration, explain how to track an executable business process, and discuss the basics of Sterling B2B Integrator through a combination of lecture and hands-on labs.

This 2-day course introduces the student to the Sterling File Gateway functionality and provides the specific technical skills needed to deploy and support it. The course provides an overview of the features and provides hands-on exercises for creating routing templates, transforming file names, searching for files within a route, and reporting on file transfers.  

Sterling B2B Integrator Administration and Tuning course guides you through managing user accounts, designingdashboard themes for the user accounts, and tuning business processes and the Sterling B2B Integration Suite server to meet your system performance requirements. You will also learn about sizing performance problems and the tools to monitor and diagnose these problems.

This course with lab introduces students to the Sterling B2B Integrator Map Editor, mapping, the Graphical Process Modeler, and inbound and outbound business processes. During the hands-on exercises, the students create maps and business processes, setup envelopes and adapters to process data to trade with the trading partners. 

This self-paced course with lab introduces students to the Sterling B2B Integrator Map Editor, mapping, and the Graphical Process Modeler. During the hands-on exercises, the students create maps and business processes and process data to trade with the trading partners. The course includes information on the Sterling B2B Map Editor that is used to map the inbound and outbound business processes and create and execute the business processes. The course also deals with the creation of envelopes and the adapters required for the process. 

This instructor-led course introduces learners to the technical framework of the Sterling Order Management application. It covers how to customize the application to meet specific business requirements and provides an overview of the technical architecture of the system, including installation and deployment.The course deep dives into the concepts of extending transaction workflows, fulfillment pipelines, and transferring data between applications. Learners will discover how to create, extend, and customize agents, agent servers, APIs, and services. Additionally, the course explores database extensibility, object extensibility, presentation framework, and customization of the Sterling Order Management System user interface.

The IBM Sterling Store Engagement Practice Environment encourages learners to explore the Store Engagement user interfaces (UI), perform store tasks and configurations pertaining to order fulfillment, inventory management, and customer service, create reference data, and experiment with the features of the out-of-the-box product. The practice environment encourages learners to navigate through the user interfaces (UI), create reference data, test custom configurations, and experiment with the features of the out-of-the-box product. The environment includes a few hands-on exercises to enable you to start using the practice environment. The step-by-step instructions in the exercises will help you get comfortable with the Sterling Order Management and Sterling Store Engagement applications.

This course teaches how to perform item, pricing, and other related configurations using the IBM® Sterling Business Center application. This course is primarily designed for developers and implementers. The course begins with an overview of the item and pricing concepts along with an introduction to the Sterling Business Center application. The course thereafter provides deep dives into each of these topics - catalog and item administration, customer management, resource pool management, pricing administration, and system configurations. Through a combination of procedural information and exercises, students can learn to create catalogs, items, pricing rules, and so on. Each unit has a checkpoint to reinforce the topics that were covered.

This 3-day instructor-led course provides students with an understanding of how to configure order management rules and administer the order fulfillment process using IBM Sterling Order Management. The course begins with an introduction of order and inventory management concepts and then covers Sales Order specific configurations. The course then proceeds to describe sourcing and scheduling of orders, rules related to order fulfillment, and payment, and covers configuration of service capacity. The course concludes with an explanation of Return Orders.

6F125G is a 10-hour long self-paced course that gives you an overview of the item and pricing concepts along with an introduction to the IBM Sterling Business Center application.The course teaches students to perform item, pricing, and other related configurations using the Sterling Business Center application. Through a combination of procedural information and exercises, you can learn to create catalogs, items, pricing components, and perform system tasks. The course involves conceptual and procedural information, demonstrations, quizzes, and exercises in the form of hands-on labs and their solutions. This course includes a badge, which is awarded after the course is completed.