"Any training that we have contracted from IQMS has been
great. Training materials are well prepared and instructors are pleasant, knowledgeable,
and personable. IQMS training is also reasonably priced and convenient. We've
used classroom training as well as internet based training to suit our specific
application and needs."
- Stepco, Inc.
IQMS Course Descriptions for EnterpriseIQ Training Classes
Training is the single most important part of implementing
EnterpriseIQ. This product is broad, in some places complex, and
it's integrated nature can fundamentally change the way you look
at your business. To help you get on top of the program, IQMS
has assembled various training programs that are designed to cover
global and specific issues within the software.
Check the schedule
for a list of classes, locations and availability.
EnterpriseIQ
Accounting & Spreadsheet Server
Overview
This three day, hands-on course combines two-days
of EnterpriseIQ Accounting concepts with the third day focusing
on Spreadsheet Server. The user will learn how to utilize
EnterpriseIQs accounting system to its fullest. Topics
covered on day one will include the
customer and vendor billing cycle and sales personnel/commissions.
Topics covered on day two will include standard cost accounting,
general ledger maintenance, financial reporting, and bank
reconciliation. Topics covered on day three include how
to build spreadsheets, evaluate calculations, drill down
functionality, and formulas within the EnterpriseIQ Spreadsheet
Server application.
The Accounting and Spreadsheet Server course
is designed to give users the flexibility to attend all
three days, a single day or any combination of days.
Who should attend?
Key managers or personnel from accounting.
Prerequisites
EnterpriseIQ software purchased, installed,
and currently being utilized at your facility. Students
must have a working knowledge of EnterpriseIQ accounting
or have completed the Implementation Training course, as
well as knowledge of basic accounting functions. . In addition,
for Spreadsheet Server, a working knowledge of Microsoft
® Excel is recommended.
What you will learn
GL maintenance,
financial reports, budgets, and bank manager
Customer billing cycle:
Shipping and RMAs
AR invoicing and credit memos
Customer status
Cash receipts
Sales personnel - setup and commissions
Vendor billing cycle:
PO receipts and rejects
AP invoicing and debit memos
Vendor status
Cash disbursements
Standard and process costing
Setup and GL accounts
Post inventory transactions
EnterpriseIQ Spreadsheet Server
Navigation
Building Templates
Building Spreadsheets
Drill Down Functionalities
Spreadsheet Validation
Formula Calculations
EnterpriseIQ
Manufacturing
Overview
This two-day, hands-on course is
a general level course. The user will learn how to utilize EnterpriseIQs
MRP based system in detail. This course will take you through
the entire manufacturing and MRP process. Topics covered will
include bills of material, inventory, MRP engine, work orders,
production scheduling, material planning, RealTime monitoring,
production reporting and more. This course is not designed for
new employees or new users to EnterpriseIQ.
Who should
attend?
Highly recommended for key managers
or personnel responsible for production control, inventory and
materials management, and/or master scheduling.
Prerequisites
EnterpriseIQ software purchased,
installed, and currently being utilized at your facility. Students
must have a working knowledge of EnterpriseIQ manufacturing
or have completed the Implementation Training course and be
familiar with your company's manufacturing procedures.
What you will
learn
BOM management
Inventory management
Sales order entry, inventory
availability, and capable to promise
Vendor managed inventory
Auto-MRP
Update Schedule - IRV32 MRP
Engine
Work order types - manual, system
generated, firm
Production scheduling
Material requirement planning
& staging reports
Work center & labor capacity
planning
RealTime production monitoring
Production reporting & process
costing
Picket tickets, shipping, and
customer RMAs
PO approval, purchasing, receiving,
and vendor RMAs
EnterpriseIQ
System Administration Training
Overview
This three-day hands-on introductory
course is an overview of administering the EnterpriseIQ/Oracle
software. The goal is to help the user become more familiar
with EnterpriseIQ and Oracle administrative tools, backups,
and how to setup security. It also addresses installation of
other applications as they relate to the use with EnterpriseIQ.
This course is not a substitute for Oracle's training courses.
Oracle administrative tools are presented as they pertain to
using EnterpriseIQ.
Who should
attend?
Highly recommended for the system
administrator
Prerequisites
EnterpriseIQ software purchased and
installed at your facility. Students must have prior computer
and basic networking skills.
What you will
learn
Understand the EnterpriseIQ
Client/Server architecture
Become familiar with EnterpriseIQ's
Data Dictionary (DD), and perform software updates
Introduction to Oracle and Oracle
Database Control tools
Database Export & Import
procedures
IQAlert , Apache & Workflow
Security Roles, Password Policy,
Reports, and User access
Installation of the applications
specific to their use with Enterprise IQ: Crystal Report Writing
Software installation, Label Matrix installation, SpreadSheet
Server installation, IQFax, and Ataman. (This is not training
on the use, but installation only)
Implementation
Training
Overview
This three-day, hands-on, introductory
course explores the key concepts and philosophies of the EnterpriseIQ
system. The goal is to provide a detailed overview of the system,
while examining various concepts that require immediate user
input. Such topics as part numbering, BOM building and usage,
inventory, work order management, scheduling and RealTime monitoring
are covered. In addition, the core data required to begin the
implementation process is introduced. This would include basic
accounting functions, default lists, initial data input, and
more. Information covered in this course provides the groundwork
for early and accurate input of data.
Please note that IQMS considers
this course a single class, and attendees are required to attend
all three days. Substituting attendees is not allowed unless
previously approved by the IQMS Training team.
Who should
attend?
This course is intended for the EnterpriseIQ
implementation project team – those that will be responsible
for bringing the system on-line at your site. Key managers from
the accounting and manufacturing side of your company are highly
encouraged in participating in this course. All companies are
encouraged to send one or more representatives.
Prerequisites
EnterpriseIQ software purchased and
installed at your facility. Students must have prior knowledge
of manufacturing and/or accounting basics.
What you will
learn
Basic navigation and recognize features that
are common to all modules
Initial data input and system setup
Bill of material
Sales order entry
Work orders
Production scheduling and material resource
planning
RealTime production monitoring
Production reporting
Shipping and RMAs
Purchasing and receiving
GL maintenance, financial reports, budgets,
and bank manager
Accounts payable setup
Accounts receivable setup
EnterpriseIQ and
Crystal Reporting
Overview
This two-day, hands-on course is
a basic introduction to using Crystal Reports as it relates
to the EnterpriseIQ system. It is designed to cover the fundamentals
of the EnterpriseIQ database structures, and how they can be
accessed via Crystal Reports. This course is not a substitute
for Business Objects training courses or an advanced course.
The fundamentals of how relational databases operate, how to
view data structures, and the basics of Crystal Reports are
presented as they pertain to using EnterpriseIQ.
Who should
attend?
Highly recommended for those individuals
responsible for customizing and creating reports at your facility.
Prerequisites
EnterpriseIQ software purchased and
installed at your facility. Students should have a familiarity
with system and navigation. Basic knowledge the Crystal Reports
designer is recommended.
What you will
learn
EnterpriseIQ database structure
Oracle connectivity from EnterpriseIQ as well
as from Crystal Reports
Become familiar with EnterpriseIQ Data Dictionary
(DD) to determine the correct tables/views to design reports
Design beginning to intermediate level reports
Add custom made reports to the EnterpriseIQ
reports menu
New
Employee Overview
Overview
This two-day, hands-on course offers
an overview of the most commonly used aspects of the
system. Topics covered on day one include the day-to-day manufacturing
tasks such as
inventory and BOM usage. Topics covered on day two include day-to-day
accounting functions such as AR and AP invoicing. This course
is designed for new employees of existing customers to assist
in training and getting those new employees up to speed quicker
and thus enabling them to work more effectively.
Who should attend?
This course is intended for new users
of existing EnterpriseIQ companies. Employees who currently utilize
the software but are changing concentrations are also encouraged
to attend.
Prerequisites
EnterpriseIQ software actively used
at your facility.
What you will
learn
Introduction to EnterpriseIQ Basics
Shop Calendar
Work Center Overview
Bills Of Material
Inventory Module - Including Locations and Transactions
Sales Order Module & Inventory Availability
Work Orders - Manual and System Generated
Scheduling
Material Requirements, Purchasing and Receiving
Real Time Monitoring
Production Reporting
Shipping - Pick Tickets, Packing Slips, Bills
of Lading
This three-day hands-on course offers
an overview of EnterpriseIQs Quality module. It covers topics
such document control libraries, team member setup, and
corrective actions. More advanced topics such as SPC and APQP
are also discussed. This
course is designed for employees of existing customers who are
familiar with the quality program and industry needs as they pertain
to quality and manufacturing.
Who should attend?
This course is intended for Quality
professionals and project managers. Key managers from your company
are highly encouraged to participate in this course.
Prerequisites
Students must have prior knowledge
of manufacturing and/or quality basics.
What you will
learn
How to create team members using internal employees,
or customer and vendor representatives.
How to create document control libraries, store
documents, route documents and approve documents.
Principles of use for Corrective Actions (CAR)
and Engineering Changes (ECO)
Tools for preventing quality issues such as FMEA
and Control Plans
How to manage deviations
Basic principles of Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility
(R&R) studies
How to track calibrations
Basic SPC principles and philosophies and how
these are incorporated into the IQMS Quality system.