Cuyahoga Community CollegeOnBase Training
Get Certified in Just Two Weeks!
OnBase® Certified System Administrators (OCSA) are in high demand. If you are a systems administrator, business analyst, systems analyst or other IT professional with a basic understanding of networking, database and security fundamentals who wants to gain knowledge and practical experience in OnBase software, then this is the course for you.
Becoming an OnBase Certified System Administrator can open up new career opportunities for you. This course will train you to effectively use, maintain, administer, and configure business process automation in OnBase, an enterprise information platform for managing content, processes and cases.
Benefits and Features
- Taught by OnBase by Hyland Software Training Professionals
- Get immersive, hands-on experience
- Convenient evening class sessions
- Earn your OCSA certification after successful completion
Common Course Participant Titles
- Systems Administrator
- Business Analyst
- Systems Analyst
- Applications Analyst
- Business Systems Analyst
- Information Technology Specialist
- Applications Support Analyst
- Senior Business Analyst
Course Topics
- OnBase system structure and software licensing
- Types of data storage systems and security models
- Client administration
- Processing automation
- Imaging
- Creating custom queries
- Cross-referencing
- Troubleshooting and risk mitigation
- System administration tasks
- Business process automation
Cost
$395
View Courses and Register:
See which states this program meets licensure/certification requirements.
The OnBase Start Initiative finds and trains talented professionals in the marketplace seeking an EIM career as an OnBase Administrator. The Start Initiative finds, develops, and connects new OnBase professionals to organizations with open positions to bridge the gap in OnBase demand and trained candidates. This training program establishes and validates the skills of individuals new to the OnBase world and looking to move into or start their EIM careers. Learn more about the OnBase Start Initiative.