Real world insights: Orium announces launch of collection of masterclasses on Composable.com

Composable commerce specialist, Orium, has announced a series of masterclasses on Composable.com.

Led by industry experts from the likes of commercetools, Elastic Path, Google Cloud, Orium, and Vercel, these courses are designed to provide real world insights on some of the most common topics companies are grappling with in adopting composable architecture.

The content is structured across three primary tracks, Managing Business Complexity, Structuring a Composable Architecture, and Orchestrating Customer Journeys, but students can dive into any of the content, mixing and matching to suit their needs, as they learn how to create the solutions that work best for their organisation.

Initial offerings include:

Evaluating the Total Cost of Ownership: led by Michael Scholz of commercetools and Becky Parisotto of Orium.

Omnichannel Personalisation: From In-store to Online and Everything In-Between, led by Brian Walker of Bloomreach and Amy Cannon and Tiiu Vaartnou from Orium.

Progressive Web Applications and Deploying High Performance Headless Commerce Frontends, led by Alex Hawley of Vercel and Nik Shenoy of Orium.

The “Multi” Problem in Omnichannel Commerce, led by Julie Mall of Elastic Path and Thomas Mulreid of Orium.

More courses will be added monthly, and students can register in advance to be notified when the courses go live, or view the pre-recorded videos anytime post-launch.

Each masterclass is 20-40 minutes long and students are welcome to take as many courses as they like free of charge.

“Right now, companies are looking to optimise and improve operational excellence, and composable architectures are ideal for achieving the agility and flexibility needed to realise those gains,” says Jason Cottrell, Founder and CEO at Orium.

“To help accelerate the transition to composable, we’ve partnered with some of the top experts across the industry with direct experience and insight to dig in deeper on some of the most common topics of concern when it comes to moving to a composable architecture.”

“We’ll give you the information you need to successfully navigate the transition and take your business to the next level.”