During this panel, attendees heard how global education providers use AWS Educate to develop cloud skills in their learners. Through multiple first-hand accounts, attendees learned how they too can revolutionize global education to prepare their students for cloud careers.
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Who is Infor?
Infor is a global enterprise leader in business
cloud software and a strategic technology
partner for more than 68,000+ Enterprise
and SMB companies.
Enterprise software solutions that are built for the cloud
and built for your industry. From manufacturing to
healthcare to retail and fashion, we cover all industries and
have ERP end-to-end solutions that are brought together
by artificial intelligence technology.
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5. 50+
Active members
~ 5,000
Trained
since inception
100+
Scholar interns since
inception
85+
Grads hired within the
ecosystem
Mission
Provide members access to
innovative technologies, core
hands-on industry learning
initiatives, and train-the-trainer
training that can translate into
sought-after marketable job-ready
skills and experiences for
students
6. Infor EAP Member Training Models (self-directed, blended and instructor-led delivery types)
E A P L e a r n i n g & D e v e l o p m e n t P r o g r a m m i n g
Train-the-Trainer Model for Instructors and Staff to Integrate into Semester or Bootcamp Trainings
Learning Options
Industry Project Role Specific
Supplemental Training & Development Support
Scholar
Internships and
Apprenticeships
Capstone
Project
Product Training
(technical)
Product Training
(use and function)
Industry Training
Product and Solution
• ERP: CSI, LN, M3
• OS: Infor OS, Mongoose
• CSF & SM, HCM/TS, EAM
• Data Analytics: Birst
• 3rd Party: AWS
• Manufacturing
• Distribution
• Retail
• Healthcare
Mentoring and
Coaching
Sales Track
• Business
Development Rep
• Solution Consultants
Technology Track
• Dev/Cloud Ops
• Data Analytics
• Services Consultants
Industry Insider
and Day in the
Life Sessions
Event and Site
Visits
60–100 hours of ILT hours or 230+ hours ILT bootcamp hours40–70 hours of self-directed and blended hours20–60 hours of self-directed and blended hours
7. Integration of AWS into EAP Learning Activities
Product and
Solution Training
Role-based
Training
Industry Projects Supplemental
Training and
Development
>30 EAP
Members
3
2019
8
2020
1
2019
22
2020
1
2019
15
2020
1
2019
20
2020
>125 Faculty 5
2019
17
2020
2
2019
40
2020
6
2019
70
2020
2
2019
45
2020
>600 Students 12
2019
52
2020
50
2019
300
2020
30
2019
280
2020
20
2019
300
2020
100’s of User
Learning Hours
40
Faculty
60
Students
40
Faculty
60
Students
60
Faculty
230
Students
2
Faculty
6
Students
AWS Job Board &
Interview Accelerator
AWS Educate
Classrooms
AWS Labs &
Tutorials
AWS Educate
Credits
1-Click Integration between
LMS & AWS Educate
8. Future Plans and Impact: Accelerating Joint Success
Build off solid platform and drive fuller integration + cross org/company support
Product and
Solution Training
Role-based
Training
Industry Projects Supplemental
Training and
Development
Deeper
Integration
Innovative ML projects
Infor solutions in AWS
classrooms
New roles including
Cybersecurity and ML
Infor career/industry
webinar series
Accessible via
EAP Digital
EAP Micro
Credentials and
Badges
Enhanced
Learning
Experiences
Increased
Utilization and
Scalability
Support 11
Languages
Reduced
Operational
Costs
Provide Students
a Competitive
Advantage
Co-MarketingJoint Planning Joint Events
MARCOM
IMPACT
10. Martine Cadet, VP and Education Alliance Program Founder, Infor
Akash Sinha, Technical Consultant, APSSDC
Ajaz Ali, Course Director, Digital Technologies, Ravensbourne University,
England
11. July 10-11, 2019
The Conference Center,
Building skills
on cloud
A state-level initiative in
India
Akash Sinha
Technical Consultant, APSSDC
12. • Skills development mission of the State of Andhra Pradesh
• APSSDC’s focus on building emerging skills using AWS Cloud
• Key drivers in building a programmatic approach to drive cloud literacy
• Way forward in the journey
Agenda
13. About Andhra Pradesh
State GDP (2015-16) USD 100 billion
Capital city Amaravati
Largest city Visakhapatnam
Total population 90 Million
Coastline 974 km (2nd longest among Indian States)
Area 1,60,205 sq.km
Key Economic Sectors
Pharmaceuticals, Textiles, Agro & Food
Processing, Automobile Components,
Mineral-based Industry
Major Industrial Hub
Visakhapatnam Industrial Hub Tricity
(Tirupati-Nellore-Chennai) Hindupur
Upcoming Industrial
Corridors
Visakhapatnam-Chennai
Chennai-Bengaluru
Bengaluru-Kurnool
14. •Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development Corporation
(APSSDC)
Dropout
sOut of college
(unemployed)Engineering/UG/ PG
Student
In Service Trade, Craft,
SHGs
A public–private partnership (PPP) corporation to promote skill development & entrepreneurship
VISION
To be the best state in India & to
compete with the best in the world
by 2022, when India celebrates its
75th year of independence and to
achieve the status of a fully
developed state by 2029.
MISSION TARGET GROUP
To promote skill development in
20 million people over 15 years
by meeting skilled human-
power demands of all missions
and shape AP as a skilled-
workforce and knowledge hub
for the world.
Dropouts, the unemployed,
undergraduate students , post
graduate students, polytechnic
students, students pursuing ITIs &
engineering studies, in service,
trade craft & SHGs
Provides high-quality skilled manpower as part of the ‘Knowledge and Skills Mission’ of GoAP
Acts as a single umbrella for all the skill development initiatives in the state
15. Focus on building AWS Cloud skills across the state
•AWS Skill Guru (Cloud
Computing) was designed to
suit the needs of the faculty
members across the state.
The program was launched in
May 2018.
Over 400 faculty members
joined from 80+ engineering
colleges
The main objective of AWS
Cloud Orientation Camp is to
drive awareness for the cloud
among students across
Andhra Pradesh.
So far, more than 120
engineering colleges have
participated in the program.
To make students aware of cloud
computing, APSSDC launched the AWS
Cloud Literacy Program across Andhra
Pradesh.
The purpose was to build wide-spread
engagement with the students &
faculty members of institutes and to
promote the need for digital
transformation.
More than 27,000 students have
joined the program since July 2018.
17. The way forward in the journey of building critical skills
Machine learning initiative
• Aim to skill 1,000 faculty & 100,000 Students in AI
technologies
• Industrial partners: AWS
• APSSDC is designing the learning content on AI foundation
for all engineering colleges in the state
• Launched in January 2019 to train 3,000 students
• Establishing AI / ML labs in various institutes across
the state
Future Enhancement:
• Using Amazon S3, Amazon Glacier
• Amazon Sumerian-based virtual environment
• On-the-fly compute
• Machine learning based applications
Skill development on UAVs
Programs:
• Drone pilots
• Drone data processors
• Drone application
Development
Identified potential
applications:
• Infrastructure
management
• Agriculture
• Event
management
• Smart Cities
Integration of emerging key skills into the
formal education system
APSSDC plans to integrate some the key technology
skills such as Cloud Computing, AI Tools and
Techniques, Internet of Things, Design Thinking,
Entrepreneurship and Incubation into the formal
curriculum of engineering colleges
21. Agenda
• Cloud adoption in general
• Cloud adoption in education sector
• Advantages and challenges
22. Cloud Initiatives
• G-cloud/Cloud First framework by the UK Government since 2013
• High awareness but low adoption – 30% in NHS and 60% in central
government departments – schools are included in this framework
• Public sector is encouraged to follow the same policy
• Legacy Systems, Security, Compliance, vendor lock in are causing delays
• Policy currently under review to include hybrid cloud
• A strategic tool rather than just cost saving or efficiency
24. AWS & Ravensbourne
• Moved majority of on premises systems to AWS Virtual Private Cloud.
• Amazon S3 and Glacier files to store backups.
• Developing virtual assistants using AWS Lex, Summarian and with Lambda technology.
• Implementing an Omnichannel virtual call centre with Amazon Connect.
• Conducting a POC to create a virtual lab and Remote Desktop solution using amazon
workspace and app stream.
• Using Amazon Elemental to live stream University’s channel
• Partners in development of new degree programs
One off infrastructure investment reduced, Scalability, accessibility and mobility, security
25. Collaboration with AWS
• Disruption in conventional academic pedagogy
• The next generation is industry-ready
• From ML to ML - AI fuelled decision making
• Develops the mindset to keep pace with innovation
• Collaboration, persuasion
• Work experience with soft skills rather than academic exercise only
26. Challenges
One size does not fit all:
Journey to cloud should encompass
• Skills
• Costs
• Risks
• Timescale