Course Code: 831012
As companies deploy code faster and more often than ever, new vulnerabilities are also accelerating. When the boss says, “Do more with less”, DevOps practices adds business and security value as an integral, strategic component. Delivering development, security, and...
Course Code: 831015
The DevSecOps Practitioner course is intended as a follow-on to the DevSecOps Foundation course. The course builds on previous understanding to dive into the technical implementation. Each section highlights useful metrics as well as integrating new techniques into d...
Course Code: 2378
New – Earn your ICP-BAF certification in this three-day course! Participants will learn the customer-focused concepts, principles, and techniques behind Business Agility.
Course Code: 821513
Exclusive – This comprehensive course explores advanced Python topics and skills with a particular focus on utilization of Python for enterprise development. You’ll learn how to leverage OS services, code graphical application interfaces, interact with network series, query data...
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Course Code: 821461
Exclusive – Course topics cover governance, compute, application architecture, storage, data integration, authentication, networks, business continuity, and migrations.
Course Code: 5855
New – Learn how to administer IBM WebSphere Application Server V9.
Course Code: 2964
Explore the business analysis lifecycle in both waterfall and agile projects, with a focus on planning, documentation, analysis, management, and communication activities. Enroll at Global Knowledge!
Course Code: 831181
Exclusive – Clear, effective writing is one of the most powerful skills in the workplace—and one of the most overlooked. The quality of your writing directly shapes how your ideas are understood, how decisions are made, and how quickly others act. In this highly practical one da...
Course Code: 2520
Whether you are building software systems for others, or someone is building them for you, it is imperative that the software does what the end users need it to do.