- IBM Sterling Inventory Management and Order Management Business Rules (6T814G)
- IBM Sterling Warehouse Management System - Configuring a WMS Solution(6T816G)
- IBM Sterling Connect:Direct for UNIX Fundamentals(6T705G)
- IBM Sterling Connect:Direct for Microsoft Windows Fundamentals (6T710G)
- IBM Sterling File Gateway - Managing Sterling File Gateway (6T746G)
- IBM Sterling Connect:Direct Secure+ Configuration for Windows using SSL (6T755G)
- IBM Sterling eCommerce Essentials (6T400G)
Overview
The Configuring a WMS Solution course introduces learners to the basic configurations required to implement a IBM® Sterling Warehouse Management Solution. Learners will define supply chain elements, such as organization hierarchy, warehouse layouts, security models, and inbound and outbound processes, to create a Sterling WMS solution.
Audience
This basic course is designed for the application Implementation Team, Functional Consultant/Designer, and Warehouse Analyst/Super User.
Prerequisites
You should have:
Knowledge of Warehouse Management
Ability to navigate within Windows NT and UNIX operating systems and familiarity with relational database concepts
Objective
Define the organization hierarchy, process model, and security model of a warehouse.
Configure the node infrastructure.
Configure product attributes.
Configure the process, tasks, and transactions for:
An inbound order
An Outbound order
A Return order
Value Added Services
Integrate Sterling Multi-Channel Fulfillment with third party hosts, MHEs, and TMSs.
Configure the Sterling Multi-Channel Fulfillment print infrastructure.
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Overview
The IBM® Sterling Connect:Direct® for UNIX Fundamentals course is a three day course that introduces you to Sterling Connect:Direct for UNIX, the Sterling Connect:Direct Process Language, and the Sterling Connect:Direct File Agent. You will install and navigate within Sterling Connect:Direct for UNIX, submit processes to transfer data, and apply troubleshooting and performance tuning techniques.
Audience
This basic course is for UNIX User.
Prerequisites
You should have:
Working knowledge of vi Editor
Objective
Describe Sterling Connect:Direct for UNIX and the process for installing it.
Start and stop Sterling Connect:Direct for UNIX.
Use Job Control and History commands with the Command Line Interface.
Describe, identify, and customize Initialization Parameters files, Network Map files, and Authorization Information files.
Locate and identify Client Configuration files and Authentication Key files.
Describe and use the submit, select, change, delete, flush, stop, and statistic commands.
Install and use Requestor for Windows.
Describe the Process Language.
Write a COPY, Conditional, RUN JOB, RUN TASK, SUBMIT, and SYMBOL statements.
Explain why and when to use the ndmxlt, apnotify, and ndmmsg utilities.
Restart a process.
Use the trace command to gather troubleshooting information.
Describe the Session Manager Protocol and the Life Cycle Process.
Apply performance tuning methods to Sterling Connect:Direct for UNIX.
Describe, install, and use the Sterling Connect:Direct File Agent
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Overview
The IBM® Sterling Connect:Direct® for Windows Fundamentals course is a three day course that introduces you to Sterling Connect:Direct for Windows. You will install and configure Sterling Connect:Direct, apply the Sterling Connect:Direct Process Language, issue commands, integrate applications, and troubleshoot problems.
Audience
This basic course is for Windows User
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Objective
Describe the Sterling Connect:Director for Windows architecture.
Transfer and receive files.
Define and use Sterling Connect:Direct for Windows Process Language to define units of work.
Access the Process Monitor.
Review and analyze a statistics report.
Navigate in the Requestor, Browser, and Command Line Interface.
Navigate in the Client Utilities: Client Connection Utility and Administrative Tool.
Allow applications to interface with Sterling Connect:Direct for Windows.
Configure a File Agent.
Explain the purpose of the Process, Session, and Command Managers.
Configure for data flows.
Apply FMH control blocks.
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Overview
This 2-day instructor-led course introduces you 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.
Audience
This basic course is for administrative users who administer the Sterling File Gateway application.
Prerequisites
You should have a working knowledge of:
IBM® Sterling B2B Integrator
Objective
Configure Sterling File Gateway
Build a route template
Describe the different persona's and their responsibilities
Transfer a file from a producer to a consumer
Define Routing Channels
Broadcast messages
Use the enhanced visibility to track a route
Rebrand Sterling File Gateway
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Overview
The IBM® Sterling Connect:Direct® Secure+ Configuration for Microsoft Windows course introduces you to the Secure+ Admin Tool , the Sterling Certificate Wizard, and the Secure+ Parameters File used to store node information. You will generate self-signed certificates, create the trusted root file, exchange certificates with a remote Sterling Connect:Direct node, and configure the Secure+ parmfile to securely trade data using SSL.
Audience
Please refer to Course Overview for descriptions.
Prerequisites
You should have knowledge of:
IBM Sterling Connect:Direct for Microsoft Windows
Objective
Describe the Sterling Connect:Direct Secure+ Configuration for Windows.
Create digital certificates using the Sterling Certificate Wizard.
Exchange digital certificates and create the trusted root file.
Create and Configure the Secure+ Parmfile.
Submit sample process to copy a file securely.
Track, manage, and view documents using Statistics
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Overview
The eCommerce Essentials WebCast course is a half-day course that introduces you to electronic commerce, e-business, and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI). You will learn about translators, communication software, value-added networks, and interconnects.
Audience
This basic course is for End User new to electronic commerce.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Objective
Summarize the electronic commerce, e-business, and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) concepts
Describe the components in an EDI system
Describe each of the standards supported in the application and why we use them
Read and interpret the X12 Standards manuals
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