The leading iPaaS is teaming up with industry experts Massimo Pezzini, Dan Kennedy, and Priya Dodwad, to deliver free certifications as a part of its Automation Institute

Workato, the leading enterprise automation platform, announced the launch of the new Enterprise Automation Certification, part of the company’s Automation Institute. The certification will cover best practices and methodologies around enterprise automation including understanding automation and integration in enterprise spaces and more.

Led by a team of experts in automation, the Enterprise Automation Certification instructors including Dan Kennedy, Vice President, Enterprise Architecture at Workato, Massimo Pezzini, former Gartner Analyst and current Head of Research, Future of Enterprise at Workato, and Priya Dodwad, Integrations & BPA Engineering Leader at Rapid7. Each expert will act as an instructor and go-to guide throughout the certification and will help deliver engaging, product-agnostic content for any professional looking to expand their knowledge of how automation and integration work within an enterprise.

“Enterprise Automation has fundamentally transformed how we do business. By implementing an Enterprise Automation strategy and mindset we’ve been able to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and improve customer/employee experience,” said Priya Dodwad, Integrations & BPA Engineering Leader at Rapid7. “It’s great to share my story and learnings as part of this certification and Workato’s larger commitment to providing education in an evolving space.”

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The certification will cover:

• Enterprise Automation—how to define it and what the benefits are
• Understanding automation and integration in enterprise spaces
• Identifying enterprise automation builders to create a team
• Understanding enterprise maturity levels
• Developing an automation vision and planning and quantifying the impact of automations and more

Workato’s Automation Institute is a specialized collection of interactive, on-demand courses where users advance and grow their careers in automation. Automation Institute offers self-service learning materials in multiple, easy-to-follow forms such as PDFs, videos, interactive courses, and demos so that you can learn about topics around automation and the Workato platform at your own pace. Automation Institute’s beginner and intermediate courses allow users to slowly and gradually absorb the multi-dimensional world of automation within Workato and build upon knowledge with exercises within each course.

“We are excited to officially launch the Enterprise Automation Certification, designed to provide a high-value understanding of the benefits of enterprise automation. Part of Workato’s Automation Institute, this free certification is available to professionals interested in learning more about what enterprise automation can do for their teams. Our certification and courses continue to demonstrate our commitment to delivering engaging and relevant resources,” said Julien Clement, Director of Certification and Education at Workato. “We’re excited to expand our courses and certifications offering while continuing to advance the Automation Institute’s main objective – to be a key place to grow and advance your career.”

Founded in 2013, Workato enables enterprises to automate their business processes across the entire organization by integrating their applications, data, and experiences. Designed with best-in-class security and governance, scalability, performance, and availability, Workato’s low-code, no-code platform makes it easy for IT and business teams to integrate their applications and automate their processes, drawing from thousands of automation “recipes” built by the Workato community. With Workato’s democratized approach to automation and integration, business technologists are empowered to fuel their organization’s digital transformation.

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