Case Study - First Data Accelerates .NET Developer Learning with InnerWorkings
Written by InnerWorkings
Monday, 24 March 2008
Explore how you can turn your .NET developer training program from a
commonly ignored budget line-item into a strategic weapon in today's
competitive software environment.
In most software organizations today, developer training is seldom
aligned with business strategy and corporate objectives. The majority
of developers are left alone to learn new skills in a fairly ad-hoc
manner, through mentoring, the occasional instructor-led class, and
books.
This
case study explores how First Data Corp adopted a more hands-on
approach to .NET developer training by implementing a .NET learning
tool that is 100% practice based. Using it, the development team worked
together to enhance their .NET skills, starting with Object Oriented
Design & Development and ASP.NET 2.0 Web Development. They designed
and shared a consistent learning experience that led to stronger
collaboration across multiple software teams and locations.
Read the case study to learn more about First Data's implementation, critical success factors, and tangible business results.
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