NetCom Learning, an AWS Advanced Tier Training Partner, has announced the launch of its AWS Marketplace Storefront, offering organizations a streamlined method to discover, evaluate, and purchase AWS training solutions directly through AWS Marketplace. This move aims to reduce procurement friction and support enterprises in building cloud competencies.
The storefront provides a centralized catalog of AWS training categories, including AI and generative AI, security and compliance, cloud architecture, DevOps, data engineering, machine learning, and certification preparation. Customers can access these offerings via the NetCom Learning AWS Training page, where a dedicated button links to the storefront. This integrated buying experience allows organizations to leverage their existing AWS accounts for transactions, consolidate billing, and simplify administrative processes.
Jen Dawson, CEO of SaaSNova, emphasized the operational benefits: "By launching our AWS Marketplace Storefront, we're removing procurement friction so customers can focus on building secure, scalable AI applications, modernizing cloud environments, and developing the skills needed to achieve measurable business outcomes." The storefront also supports private offers for enterprise purchases, further customizing the buying experience.
The launch underscores NetCom Learning's commitment to facilitating cloud adoption through instructor-led training, role-based learning paths, and customized programs aligned with AWS best practices. The storefront is accessible at NetCom Learning AWS Marketplace Storefront, and more details about the training portfolio are available at NetCom Learning AWS Training.
By integrating with AWS Marketplace, NetCom Learning aims to help organizations accelerate workforce upskilling and cloud transformation initiatives with minimal administrative overhead. The storefront's curated catalog enables customers to identify solutions tailored to their cloud journey stages, from migration to advanced AI applications.
This strategic move is expected to enhance the accessibility of AWS training, allowing businesses to more efficiently invest in their teams' cloud expertise. As organizations increasingly prioritize cloud modernization and AI adoption, the streamlined procurement process could prove critical in meeting evolving skill demands.
