FileNet Content Manager 5.2.1: administration (F288G)

• Somebody is taking over the administration of a FileNet system and needs the whole of it.
• One solid week works out better than seven short courses spread over months.
• A new administrator is joining and has to be self-sufficient soon.

• Introduction to IBM FileNet Content Manager: the product, its architecture and the Administration Console for Content Platform Engine
• Build an object store: build the content repository and work with storage areas
• Work with object metadata: create document and folder classes, modify classes and properties, and create event subscriptions
• Security: resolve access issues, modify direct security, configure object store security, class and property security, and security inheritance
• Optimize search performance: searches with bulk actions, configure Content Search Services, index partitions, create content based indexes and optimize CBR queries
• Migrate applications: overview, planning and preparation, exporting the assets, converting and analysing them, importing them and automating deployment from the command line
• Manage sweep jobs: configure a sweep job and work with sweep policies
• Auditing and logging: work with system logs and with audit logs

• Labs with a thread running through them: the repository is built on day one and the rest of the week works on it — metadata, permissions, indexes, migration, sweeps and auditing.
• Taught directly by IBM Champion instructors from the SIXE team.
• Credly badges on completion: credly.com/organizations/sixe/badges
• Flexible format — online, classroom or onsite — in closed groups, priced per attendee, in the language of your choice (ES / EN / FR).

Is it worth it versus the short courses?
It depends how many you need. If three or more of the short ones apply, this week works out better and has continuity: you build the repository on day one and work on it for the rest. If all you need is security, go to security (F283G).

Do five days really cover it all?
They cover the eight blocks with labs, which means each one is tighter than in the equivalent short course. If your interest is concentrated in one area, the short course goes deeper.

Five days straight, or can it be split?
It can be split into two or three stretches, and sometimes that works better: the repository is built on day one, and it helps to spend some time working with it before moving on to indexes and migrations. Tell us how it fits your calendar.

How is it organised and what does it cost?
It runs as a closed group, priced per attendee. Tell us how many you are and which dates suit you, and we will send a proposal.

• F281G — building the repository
• F283G — security
• F285G — migrating applications