It is in IOTAP's DNA to constantly keep upgrading one's skills and be abreast of new tools and technologies, from which our customers can benefit and offer a higher ROI for the applications we build and support.
IOTAP has implemented an internal training program for its employees.
The training is outsourced to an Authorized Microsoft Learning Center and all training sessions are instructor led, taught by an Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT)
Our training is geared towards achieving the MCAD certification for developers and MCSD certification for our project leads.
All of the associated costs for training & certifications are absorbed by IOTAP. This is one of the benefits for working at IOTAP.
Building Applications Using Asp.Net
Training session is mainly conducted for engineers who are used to programming in ASP. This training curriculum is intended to give an overview of Asp.Net programming principles and how to use object oriented concepts to develop web based applications.
Asp.Net XML/Web Services
Training session is conducted to get an deep understanding of Service Oriented Architecture. The Engineer will learn on how to develop and implement middle-tier components, server components, and XML Web services by using Visual Studio .NET and the Microsoft .NET Framework
Solution Architectures
Training session is held for lead engineers, who gain an insight on the internal workings of a SDLC process. Using a customer example, engineers gain the following skills.
- Integrating new applications into legacy environments.
- Designing, developing, and implementing software solutions.
- Modeling processes, modeling data, designing components, and designing user interfaces.
- Analyzing customer needs and creating documents that specify requirements for software solutions in multiple business domains.
BizTalk Solutions
Training session is held for engineers, who would like to get an insight on to how BizTalk could be used to integrate heterogeneous enterprise applications.
- Designing, developing, and implementing software solutions.
- Design the BizTalk Server environment.
- Configure a messaging port for an organization or application.
- Create application integration components (AICs).
- Create new schemas by using BizTalk Editor.
- Configure orchestration ports for communication between business processes and transport bindings.