Users face flood of online training tools

Article Abstract:

There appears to be a considerable gap between what is available in terms of information technology training options and what users know are available. Furthermore, MicroVideo Learning Systems VP Travis Hudelson pointed out that technologies are already increasingly more advanced especially for environments such as corporate intranets. Firms must also keep up with new training methodologies. Compounding the situation is the factor of time in addressing the challenge of keeping abreast of the latest technologies and IT training methodologies.

Corporations, Personnel administration

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Support managers can leap to short list of software vendors

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Unified Business Solutions has introduced an online tool that provides users with an easy method of choosing appropriate software products. Called Support CenterDecision-Maker, the product uses drop-down menus which ask users to prioritize individual requirements and to list specific criteria. This leads to top to the identification of five software applications that fit the user's budgetary and technical objectives.

Product introduction, Data Processing Services, Computer Service Bureaus, Unified Business Solutions

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