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Salesforce Training and support

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Anaplan Training & Support

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OKTA training

The Okta Identity Cloud provides secure identity management with Single Sign-On, Multi-factor Authentication, Lifecycle Management

Okta connects any person with any application on any device. It's an enterprise-grade, identity management service, built for the cloud, but compatible with many on-premises applications. With Okta, IT can manage any employee's access to any application or device.

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Alteryx online training

Alteryx training course designed to make you expert in Alteryx tool.

Alteryx is a business intelligence platform for data analysts that offers data mining and predictive analytics. It allows users to blend data from disparate sources, including Microsoft Excel, Hadoop, and Salesforce, with built-in drag-and-drop features to prepare raw data for analytics. The software provides a multi-deployment option that includes on-premise and SaaS (Software as a Service).

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Snowflake training & support

Course Content Snowflake Overview and key featuresSecurity and Data ProtectionStandard and Extended SQL SupportTools and In...

Course Content                                    

❖   Snowflake Overview and key features

●        Security and Data Protection

●        Standard and Extended SQL Support

●        Tools and Interfaces

●        Connectivity

●        Data Import and Export

●        Data Sharing

●        Database Replication and Failover

●        Snowflake Overview

●        Multi clustered shared Architecture

●        Local region

●        Availability zones

●        Snowflake editions

●        Standard

●        Premier

●        Enterprise

●        Enterprise for sensitive data

●        Virtual private snowflake

●        Connectivity

●        Data import and export

●        Data sharing

●        Data life cycle

●        Continuous data protection

●        Data encryption

●        Parameters

●        Data types

●        SQL format models

●        Object identifiers

●        Information schema

❖   Snowflake Architecture

●        Data storage

●        Compute layer

●        Storage layer

❖   Virtual warehouses in Snowflake

●        Concept

●        How to determine appropriate size

●        Resizing or multi clustered VW to fix

●        Snowflake credits

❖   Databases and Querying  

●        Databases

●        Accessing databases

●        Accessing database via roles

●        Custom roles

●        Querying

❖   Summary of Data Types

●        Numeric Data Types

●        String & Binary Data Types

●        Logical Data Types

●        Date & Time Data Types

●        Semi-structured Data Types

❖   Data loading

●        Data loading  

●        Staging

●        Loading using SQL

●        Loading using Web interface

❖   Demonstration

●        Create warehouse

●        Create database

●        Create schema

●        Create table  

●        Temporary Tables

●        Transient Tables

●        Permanent Tables

●        Load table – ware house

●        Load table – source files

●        Load table – file format

●        Load table – Load options

●        Load table – Load results

●        Query data – preview

●        Query data – SQL query

●        Query data – Export results

●        Query data – SQL script

●        Query data – Information schema

●        Suspended Warehouse

●        Drop ware house

●        Drop table

●        Drop schema

●        Drop database

❖   Snowflake Overview and Architecture

●        Snowflake procedures

●        Task scheduling for snowflake procedures

❖   Snowflake Overview and Architecture

●          Industries

●          Traditional data warehousing  

●          Datawarehouse as a service

●          Multi clustered shared architecture

●          Data storage

●          Compute layer

●          Service layer

●          Local region availability zones

●          Cloning

●          Time travel

●          Snowflake editions

●          When not to use snowflake

●          Security and data protection

●          Virtual warehouse in snowflake

●          How to determine appropriate size

●          Snowflake credits

❖   Snowflake Project explanation

● Project ● Roles and responsibilities

❖   Snowflake Resume preparation

❖   Snowflake Interview questions

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Veeva CRM-Intelligent engagement in the era of Precision medicine.

 What is Veeva CRM?

Veeva is a CRM application built on the Salesforce platform designed specifically for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. They are a leader in cloud-based software for the global life sciences industry. It helps pharma companies manage sales, control operations, and follow health industry regulations.

It helps pharma companies manage sales, control operations, and follow health industry regulations. Veeva CRM includes a data model, application logic, and a tailored user interface to support the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.

Committed to innovation, product excellence, and customer success, Veeva has more than 675 customers, ranging from the world's largest pharmaceutical companies to emerging biotechs.

Veeva CRM Benefits

·         -Manage focused content and distribute it across multiple channels using a central hub.

·         -Intuitive user interface based on actual web experiences.

·         -Smart reports, dashboards for quick lookups, out-of-the-box solutions, and real-time insights help you to make better strategic and tactical decisions.

Main features of Veeva CRM are:

·         Multichannel built in.

·         Robust functionality.

·         Speed & adaptability.

·         One system for all.

·         Continuous innovation.

·         Pre-built integrations.

·         Mobility.

·         Extensibility.

Check out these Veeva products:

VBioPharma

iRep — CRM + CLM + iPad

VMobile Tablet

VMobile Blackberry

VMobile PDA

VMobile iPhoneetc

EEVA Advantages

·         Veeva CRM is now the foundation on which the pharmaceutical industry is innovating its sales and marketing models for the future. Also, iRep has become the industry’s choice for CLM on the iPad.

·         Only Veeva CRM accommodates the unique needs of multiple commercial teams in a single solution. It improves user adoption and sales effectiveness, while reducing cost and complexity.

·         Veeva includes industry standardized healthcare professional (HCP), healthcare organization (HCO), and affiliate data for countries worldwide. This eliminates the need to subscribe to multiple external data sources.

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DevOps consulting, Training & support

DevOps is a set of practices that combines software development and IT operations. It aims to shorten the systems development life cycle and provide continuous delivery with high software quality.

The top 7 benefits of DevOps for CIOs

·         Improved operational support and faster fixes.

·         Good processes across IT and teams, including automation.

·         Increased team flexibility and agility.

·         Happier, more engaged teams.

·         Cross-skilling and self-improvement.

·         Collaborative working.

·         Respect from senior management.

Here are the top five reasons why the industry has been so quick to adopt DevOps principles:

1. Shorter Development Cycles, Faster Innovation

2. Reduced Deployment Failures, Rollbacks, and Time to Recover

3. Improved Communication and Collaboration

4. Increased Efficiencies

5. Reduced Costs and IT Headcount

Final Thoughts

The industry has spoken, and it’s implementing DevOps at a rapid rate. Organizations are eager to take advantage of faster application delivery, enhanced innovation, more stable operating environments, and performance-focused employee teams.

Is DevOps a Good Career?

DevOps expertise is in high demand. Job postings with “DevOps” in a title or keyword are sprouting up everywhere. DevOps practitioners are among the highest paid people in IT, and it’s the number one most difficult tech job to fill.

DevOps emerged as a buzzword. But now, it looks like a legitimate course for infrastructural development. The percentage of businesses investing in DevOps rose from an already-impressive 66 percent in 2015 to 74 percent in 2016, and tools like Chef, Puppet, and Docker are home to massive user bases. Demand for skilled DevOps engineers is also rising.

 According to GlassDoor, the average salary for a DevOps engineer is a juicy $100,000 per year. Yet even that isn’t enough to keep DevOps positions filled. According to a 2016 study by Indeed, DevOps engineers are the single hardest position for IT teams to keep filled.

 DevOps will continue to grow in demand as:

More consumers and businesses rely on cloud software.

Businesses strive for higher efficiency.

Tech competition increases.

 The Knowledge to learn Devops are:

1.     knowledge about Unix/Linux commands and Command Line Interface.

2. A basic scripting language like python will be more useful for automation.

3. Basic knowledge about cloud platforms, like aws, azure, etc.

4. Java is helpful during the testing process.

what are business benefits of DevOps?

 implementing DevOps best practices and workflows helps the businesses save time and money, increase software lifecycle predictability, build a corporate culture around innovation and keep motivation levels high. We will highlight it in the details below.

devops future scope in india

DevOps is the blazing career in INDIA. It has been listed as one of the top 10 technologies to learn 2020 for the past 5–8 years now. Startups such as PAYTM, OYO, LENSKART, ZOMATO, FLIPKART are all having a huge team of DevOps, TECHOPS, INFRAOPS, etc.

 There are technical benefits:

Continuous software delivery

Less complexity to manage

Faster resolution of problems

   DevOps expertise is in high demand. Job postings with “DevOps” in a title or keyword are sprouting up everywhere. DevOps practitioners are among the highest paid people in IT, and it’s the number one most difficult tech job to fill.

There are technical benefits:

Continuous software delivery

Less complexity to manage

Faster resolution of problems

The Knowledge to learn Devops are:

1.     knowledge about Unix/Linux commands and Command Line Interface.

2. A basic scripting language like python will be more useful for automation.

3. Basic knowledge about cloud platforms, like aws, azure, etc.

4. Java is helpful during the testing process.

DevOps is the blazing career in INDIA. It has been listed as one of the top 10 technologies to learn 2020 for the past 5–8 years now. Startups such as PAYTM, OYO, LENSKART, ZOMATO, FLIPKART are all having a huge team of DevOps, TECHOPS, INFRAOPS, etc.

TutoronTech is a group of freelancers working on different trending Technologies. Our main Goal is to share our knowledge to those who are in need. We basically provide online trainings and Project supports.

 DevOps emerged as a buzzword. But now, it looks like a legitimate course for infrastructural development. The percentage of businesses investing in DevOps rose from an already-impressive 66 percent in 2015 to 74 percent in 2016, and tools like Chef, Puppet, and Docker are home to massive user bases. Demand for skilled DevOps engineers is also rising.

According to GlassDoor, the average salary for a DevOps engineer is a juicy $100,000 per year. Yet even that isn’t enough to keep DevOps positions filled. According to a 2016 study by Indeed, DevOps engineers are the single hardest position for IT teams to keep filled.

 DevOps will continue to grow in demand as:

·        More consumers and businesses rely on cloud software.

·        Businesses strive for higher efficiency.

·        Tech competition increases.

 what are business benefits of DevOps?

implementing DevOps best practices and workflows helps the businesses save time and money, increase software lifecycle predictability, build a corporate culture around innovation and keep motivation levels high. We will highlight it in the details below.

The industry has spoken, and it’s implementing DevOps at a rapid rate. Organizations are eager to take advantage of faster application delivery, enhanced innovation, more stable operating environments, and performance-focused employee teams.

TutoronTech is a group of freelancers working on different trending Technologies. Our main Goal is to share our knowledge to those who are in need. We basically provide online trainings and Project supports.

For Training Details or Demo Contact:

Siddharth

Mobile: [phone]

Mail: [email protected]

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Oracle Process Manufacturing training & consulting

Oracle Process Manufacturing Training – Costing

The Oracle Process Manufacturing Process Execution application tracks firm planned orders and production batches from incoming materials through to finished goods. Seamlessly integrated to the Product Development application, Process Execution converts planned orders to single or multiple production batches, allocates ingredients, records actual ingredient usage, and completes and closes production batches. Production inquiries and preformatted reports help optimize inventory costs while maintaining a high level of customer satisfaction with on-time delivery of high quality products.

 Using OPM      Cost Management

 Identifying      the Cost Management Process Flow

 Defining      Cost Attributes

 Defining      Standard Costing

 Defining      Actual Costing

 Defining      Lot Costing

 Performing      Period-End Cost Processing

 Identifying      the Cost Management Process Flow

 Reviewing      Costing Setup

 Defining      Cost Types

 Defining a      Standard Cost Type

 Defining an      Actual Cost Type

 Defining      Cost Organization Associations

 Defining      Cost Factors

 Defining      Fiscal Policies

 Defining      Resources and Resource Costs

 Describing      Overheads

 Defining      Overhead Details

 Defining      Percentage Overhead Codes, Sources, and Targets

 Defining      Overhead Priorities and Variability's

 Describing      the Cost Management Process Flow

 Describing      Standard Cost

 Describing      the Standard Cost Flow

 Defining      Ingredient Costs

 Defining      Routings and Formulas

 Defining      Resources and Resource Cost

 Defining      Rollup Source Organizations

 Running      Cost Rollup

 Deriving      Product Cost

 Viewing      Product Costs

 Viewing      Formula Costs

 Viewing      Routing Costs

 Viewing      Overhead Costs

 Describing      Implementation Considerations

 Describing      the Cost Management Process Flow

 Describing      Actual Cost and the Actual Cost Flow

 Describing      Transactions in Actual Cost

 Ensuring      Accurate Actual Cost

 Setting Up      Material Cost Component Classes and Expense Allocations

 Using      Allocation Definition Types

 Describing      Raw Material Cost

 Describing      Cost Calculation Types

 Describing      Raw Material Cost Calculation Types

 Describing      Product Cost Calculation Types

 Describing      Overhead Costs

 Describing      Inventory Transfers

 Running      Actual Cost Process

 Viewing      Actual Costs

 Adjusting      Actual Costs

 Describing      Implementation Considerations

 Describing      the Cost Management Process Flow

 Describing      Lot Cost

 Describing      the Lot Cost Flow

 Describing      Transactions in Lot Cost

 Setting Up      a Lot Cost Type

 Setting Up      Lot Cost Items

 Describing      Lot Cost Calculations and Running the Lot Cost Process

 Viewing Lot      Cost History and Adjusting Lot Costs

 Describing      the Cost Management Process Flow

 Describing      the Standard Cost Period-End Processing Flow

 Describing      the Actual Cost Period-End Processing Flow

 Describing      the Lot Cost Period-End Processing

 Describing      the Cost Management Process Flow

 Describing      Copy Costs

 Copying      Item Costs

 Copying      Fixed Overheads

 Modifying      Existing Costs

 Removing      Existing Costs Before and During Copying

 Copying      Resource Costs

 Copying      Overhead Percentages and Source Organizations

 Running and      Interpreting the Item Cost Detail Report

 Running and      Interpreting the Actual Cost Adjustment Report

 Running and      Interpreting the GL Expense Allocation Definition Report

 Running and      Interpreting the GL Expense Allocation Detail Report

 Running and      Interpreting the Cost Organization Association Report

 Running and      Interpreting the GL Item Cost Detail Report

 Running and      Interpreting the OPM Lot Cost Detail, and Lot Cost History Reports

 Running and      Interpreting the Inventory Valuation Report

Introducing Cost Management APIs

 Identifying      Cost Management APIs

 Calling the      API

 Performing      Public API Validations

 Using the      Item Cost API

 Using the      Resource Cost API

 Using the      Allocation Definition API

 Using the      Overhead Details API

 Describing      Sub-ledger Accounting

 Describing      Application Accounting Definition Hierarchy

 Using      Multiple Sub-ledger Accounting Valuation for a Transaction

 Describing      Events

 Describing      Account Definitions

 Running the      OPM Accounting Pre-processor

 Running      Create Accounting

 Transferring      and Viewing GL Journal Entries

 List the      advantages of using Oracle Process Manufacturing (OPM) Process Execution

 Identify      tasks and responsibilities

 Understand      the process flow

 Understand      the inventory organization structure

 Set up      other applications for Process Execution

 Set up      parameters and profile options in Process Execution

 Set up      responsibilities and security profiles

 Navigate      OPM Process Execution using the standard menu and the hierarchical      navigator workbench

 Use the      workbench

 Use custom      views

 Describe      firm planned orders (FPOs) and batches

 Differentiate      between FPOs and batches

 Convert an      FPO to a batch

 Explain how      to create FPOs and batches

 Release and      unrelease a batch

 Cancel,      reschedule, and reroute a batch and firm planned order

 Complete a      batch and revert a batch to WIP

 Close and      reopen a batch

 Terminate a      batch

 Explain how      Process Execution and MES are integrated

 Create high      and detailed level reservations

 Understand      the process of material movement on the shop floor

 Understand      material transactions and exceptions

 Understand      move orders and pending product lots

 View      inventory shortages

 Scale a      batch or FPO

 Explain the      Contribute to Yield indicator

 Differentiate      among scale types

 Explain      phantoms

 Differentiate      between automatically and manually exploding a phantom item

 Create a      phantom batch

 Explain the      advantages of batch step control

 View batch      step activities, resources, and resource transactions

 Explain      item step associations and batch step dependencies

 Explain      charges, activity factors, and process parameters

 Explain the      ingredient picking process

 Explain how      ingredient picking is integrated with Oracle Warehouse Management

 Pick      release a batch

 Describe      the Production Scheduler Workbench

 Describe      the Navigator and Gantt chart

 View object      properties

 Reschedule      batches, FPOs, and steps

 Explain      incremental backflushing

 Explain      consumption and yield type

 Explain how      actual quantities are calculated through backflushing

 Perform      incremental backflushing

 Explain      process loss and scrap

 Explain the      setup process for process loss and scrap percentages

 Understand      the process loss and scrap factor calculations

 Identify      Process Execution reports and inquiries

 Run and      view reports

 Initiate      inquiries

 Run      concurrent programs

 List the      Process Execution e-record and e-signature events

 Explain      creation and approval of events

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