Training courses tackle e-commerce and Java

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(1999), "Training courses tackle e-commerce and Java", Industrial and Commercial Training, Vol. 31 No. 7. https://doi.org/10.1108/ict.1999.03731gab.008

Training courses tackle e-commerce and Java

Training courses tackle e-commerce and Java

Keywords: IT, Training

The latest hands-on courses from Learning Tree International, one of the world's largest independent providers of training for IT professionals, tackle e-commerce and Java.

The considerable financial rewards generated by today's most successful e-commerce operations are attracting many thousands of organizations, both large and small, but success in Web commerce is far from automatic. Learning Tree's new "Implementing Web Commerce" course is designed to help companies to understand the issues, technology and challenges involved in successfully integrating Web commerce into a business.

The course covers everything from how to choose the right products and strategies to how to use visitor and sales information to improve the site's performance. In addition to learning how to build and manage an electronic storefront and create an effective shopping cart application, delegates will find out how to receive, approve and process orders on Web-based forms, establish security for receiving and settling credit card payments and use SET and other digital cash systems.

Reflecting the rapidly increasing popularity of Java, Learning Tree is also adding a new "Java Development with Swing Technology" course to its 1999 list. The course shows delegates how to use Java Swing components to develop portable GUI applications, design GUI architectures that can be reused in different projects without being reworked and create interfaces with the newest layout managers, including BoxLayout.

For further information, contact Gillian Brand at Learning Tree International. Tel: 01372 364000.