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NRF and Sun Microsystems join forces to deliver distance learning service; First-ever joint initiative, NRF University brings open, web-based retail training solution; raises the bar for retail industry education.
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M2 PRESSWIRE-14 January 2002-Sun Microsystems: NRF and Sun Microsystems join forces to deliver distance learning service; First-ever joint initiative, NRF University brings open, web-based retail training solution; raises the bar for retail industry education (C)1994-2002 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:14012002 NEW YORK, NY -- The NRF Foundation, the research and education arm of the National Retail Federation, today announced that it has joined with Sun Microsystems, Inc.
in a first-ever initiative to introduce an open, highly scalable distance learning service for the retail industry. Known as NRF University, this program features the Sun-hosted, Sun LearnTone Learning Management System (LMS) integrated with retail training coursework available...
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