Cognos Training

Posted by maroof malik on October 30th, 2018

Key Features

• 30 Hours of instructor-led live online training
• 100% Practical approach with hands-on practice
• Live project based on real-life case studies
• Most experienced & certified trainers
• Lifetime access to class recordings
• 24x7 Teaching assistance and support

Objectives of the course

The main objective of the Cognos Training course is to provide students with the in-depth knowledge about the software tool. It will educate participants on Cognos Analytics, Data Warehousing, and Business Intelligence. The course has been designed with the main aim of allowing students to create Cognos reports and using dashboards independently. It allows them to know about the Components of Cognos, Cognos Architecture, Analysis Studio, Query Studio, OLTP system, designing of advance reports, and managing the Cognos Framework Administration. The training also makes learners familiar with the usage of Cognos Analytics user interface, data components, as well as the innovative dashboard features.

Some of the other goals of the course include:

1. Let learners understand the fundamentals of Data Warehousing by using the Cognos Architecture.

2. Let participants work efficiently and easily with the data modules of Cognos.

3. Let students know the way to handle frameworks and bring in data.

4. Let delegates know about Framework Manager of Cognos as well as Cognos management.

The right candidate to do the course

Although anybody can join the course, those who are having the basic knowledge of SQL can find it more useful. It is appropriate for those who are working as:

• Business Intelligence professionals.

• ETL Developers.

• SQL Developers.

• Database Architects.

• Mainframe Professionals.

• Project Managers.

• Business Object Professionals.

What skills will you learn with the course?

The Cognos training course will offer you the required skill to handle the different aspects of Cognos Business Intelligence, such as reporting, analysis, and score carding. Furthermore,