Training
We train teams on IBM webMethods, Camunda and Java. Engineers get technical courses on their own platform and versions. Managers get overviews that help them decide on a platform, an upgrade or a migration. Workshops and documentation can be in English or German.
The task.
A system your team cannot change is a risk. After an upgrade or a migration, your engineers must own what was built.
Managers face a different question: which platform, which version, and when. They need the mechanism and the dates, not a product demo.
What we do.
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IBM webMethods for engineers
Integration Server, API Gateway, Universal Messaging and Trading Networks, on the versions you have or move to.
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Camunda for engineers
BPMN and DMN, Java job workers, connectors, Operate and Tasklist, on Camunda 8.
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Java and Spring Boot for engineers
Spring Boot 4, Java 21 and 25 LTS, Jakarta EE and the upgrade from Spring Boot 3.5.
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Overviews for managers
What each platform does, what its published dates mean and what an upgrade or a migration involves.
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Courses built on your estate
Where you allow it, the exercises use your versions, your models and your code.
Typical engagements.
Handover training
Training at the end of a project, so your team takes over the system we built with you.
Team course
A technical course for one team on one platform, with exercises on your versions.
Management overview
A session for the people who decide on platforms, upgrades and migrations.
Versions and dates.
From the vendors' published pages, checked on 17 October 2026.
Courses use the current versions: Camunda 8.10, IBM webMethods Integration 12.1, Spring Boot 4.1 and Java 25 LTS, checked on 17 October 2026.
Where your estate is on IBM webMethods 10.15 or Camunda 7, the course covers that version and the path from it.
The dates in each course match this site: standard support for 10.15 ends on 31 October 2027, and Spring Boot 3.5 left open-source support on 30 June 2026.
Is this for you?
A good fit
- Your team will own an IBM webMethods, Camunda or Java system.
- Your managers must decide on an upgrade or a migration.
- You want the course built around your versions and code.
Not a fit
- You want a course on a platform other than IBM webMethods, Camunda or Java.
- You need people placed rather than your own team trained.
- You want a product presentation rather than a course.
Questions.
Which platforms do you train on?
We train on IBM webMethods, Camunda and Java, including Spring Boot. Each course uses the versions your team has or moves to.
Can the training be in German?
Yes, workshops and documentation can be in English or German.
Is there a course for managers?
Yes, we give overviews for managers who decide on a platform, an upgrade or a migration. They cover what each platform does, what its published dates mean and what the move involves.
Can the course use our own models and code?
Yes, where you allow it, the exercises use your models, your code and your versions.
Which version are you on?
Tell us the platform, the version and what has to change. We reply with questions or a proposed next step.
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