e-Learning company NetG has unveiled a range of eCommerce courses designed to meet the growing need for information and skills on implementing an eCommerce solution. The courses are aimed at helping IT departments in evaluating and understanding eCommerce options and to help them to maximise their current skills.
The NETg eCommerce range of courses is designed for managers or technical staff who need to provide eCommerce recommendations to executives. The decision to implement an eCommerce venture involves decisions on costs, benefits and risks, and the 5 new courses can combat the difficulties by teaching how to survey the variety of successful eCommerce implementations, assess technical hurdles and associated costs and identify risks to program success.
There are 5 courses in the eCommerce range, the combination of which provides managers and technical staff with a complete overview of eCommerce skills.
- Introduction to eCommerce
- Building an eCommerce business case
- Evaluation of eCommerce options
- eCommerce implementation issues
- eCommerce security
NETg has a portfolio of over 1,000 courses in several languages, covering professional IT, desktop and personal development skills and serves over 2,000 customers worldwide. The company offers customers a full range of e-Learning solutions incorporating internet services, where learners can take courses and interact with live trainers as well as a total of 75,000 learning objects.
NETg have also launched a range of certificated courses for IT professionals involved in networking. The Cisco CCNA, Cisco CCDA, Network+ and A+ curriculum of interactive courses are all industry recognised.
There are 11 courses in total, designed to help IT professionals become Cisco Certified Network Associates (CCNAs) and Cisco Certified Design Associates (CCDAs). CCNAs perform network administration tasks such as installing, configuring and operating simple networks in small businesses or organisations. The CCDA certification track is for people who want to design simple routed LAN, routed LAN, and switched LAN networks.
Network+ certifies the knowledge of networking professionals with 18-24 months experience in the IT industry. The A+ courses give entry-level service technicians with about six months experience a good understanding of computer hardware.
