Learn different ways to look at financial management to remove barriers to experimentation, innovation, and improved value delivery to your customers.

Learn how to seek out new business models, products, and services to ensure the future business relevance, growth, and evolution of your organization.

Learn how to adopt lean and agile practices while dealing with defined processes, compliance, risk, and other concerns.

Learn how to define and communicate your organization's purpose and increase the engagement, alignment, and performance of your business.

Learn about common pitfalls you may encounter when adopting agile across an organization. Discover practical techniques that can help you successfully manage a transformation.

Learn how to leverage the lean management approach to innovate your organization and kick-start your business transformation.

Have you ever wanted to create an animated scene, but thought it was too complicated, or just didn’t know where to start? Then try this course from Darrin Lile, as he walks you through the creation of an animated scene using Blender, a free, open-source software. Darrin shares a scene of a spaceship landing in a cargo bay, and then shows you everything that goes into making that scene, from the first polygon to the final render. He details how to import reference images to create 3D models, how to use the Node Editor to create the materials and textures for the 3D objects, and how to build star fields, planets, and cloud layers. He then dives into the animation, starting with the landing gear, and explains how to use the Graph Editor as you bring the ship in for a landing. To finish the animation, Darrin shows you how to mix music and sound effects in the Video Sequence Editor, before executing the final render of the animated scene.

Note: This course was created by Darrin Lile. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Learn the Apache Kafka basics. Learn how to use this enterprise-scale data streaming technology to read and write data from multiple sources—without managing multiple integrations.

Document structured data and grow your skills in web API documentation. This course shows how to write and document using JSON and XML.

Telegram is an emerging technology that is used primarily for messaging. This course gives enterprise developers a point of entry into leveraging Telegram bots to create internal or client-facing tools. Instructor Tom Geller shows you how to check the requirements to host a Telegram bot. He explains what Telegram is, how it's used, and its place in the world of instant messengers. He covers the basic architecture of how a Telegram bot works and how you can browse bots that others have created for ideas. Tom steps through how to notify the Telegram.org servers of your bot. He discusses how to send requests and receive updates. He shows how to direct your bot to perform a greater variety of actions and how to handle multimedia content as easily as text-based content. Tom goes over how to take advantage of certain security features built into the Telegram messaging platform. In conclusion, he shows you how to get further help from others who have built Telegram bots.

Psychologist and author Daniel Goleman explores the four domains of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management.

Camera movement is vital to creating visually dynamic scenes, but how do you plan your shot? Are there any times you shouldn’t move the camera? What tools do you need? In this course, Director of Photography Matt Nagy discusses basic types of camera movement, planning camera moves, shot composition throughout the movement, and crafting camera movement for the edit. He also covers equipment commonly used to execute camera movements, such as tripods, sliders, jibs, and gimbals, and offers tips and tricks for making fluid and dynamic moves that serve your story.

Note: This course was created by Rhed Pixel. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Get an overview of industrial automation. Learn about the components, levels, software, and skills it takes to start a career as an automation engineer or technician.

Learn Java cryptography. Develop more secure Java applications using the Java Cryptography Architecture (JCA) and Java Cryptography Extensions (JCE) libraries.

Discover how to use Swing—a graphical user interface (GUI) builder for Java applications—to create a GUI in Java.

Learn how to deploy System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) and use it to manage Microsoft applications and infrastructure. Explore configuration, installation, and implementation.

Learn how to create and manage virtual machines using Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) in Microsoft System Center 2016.

This course walks through the process of designing and producing a t-shirt. Learn about various printing methods, design considerations, production challenges, and more.

Learn to lead more effectively. Discover how to identify your leadership style, communicate a vision, prioritize, effectively manage stress, and learn from failure.

.NET is a programming framework that defies expectations. It's a platform and a runtime environment; it supports cross-platform development but runs primarily on Windows. Regardless, .NET is one of the staple tools for software developers. This introduction is designed to guide new programmers through the basics of the latest version of .NET. Industry expert Reynald Adolphe steps you through everything you need to know to get up and running, describing the Common Language Runtime (CLR), and the Framework class library (FCL) and providing an overview of the differences between .NET 4.6 and .NET Core. He demos different IDEs you can use to code in .NET, including Visual Studio, and shows how to create basic apps for four different project types: ASP.NET MVC, Windows Presentation Foundation, Console, and Web API. Plus, learn about popular C# features and testing methodologies, as well as different deployment methods for .NET apps.