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Customer Inter@ction Solutions, Apr 2005
WebEx Communications, Inc., a provider of Web meeting applications, has announced the release of an enhanced version of WebEx Training Center that enables companies to create, manage and deliver both live and on-demand training. By integrating the editing and publishing features of WebEx Presentation Studio, the WebEx Training Center is aimed at making easier the creation and modification of new or recorded live training material for on-demand, asynchronous training.
WebEx Training Center's e-commerce capabilities allow organizations to leverage this comprehensive package to transform training into a strategic line of business and create new revenue opportunities.
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The new WebEx Training Center application includes capabilities specifically designed to help companies deliver live and on-demand Web training through enhanced usability in delivery and management.
The new capabilities for on-demand training include the following: rapid content creation and publishing; integrated testing for recorded sessions; attendance and duration tracking; and intelligent search and access.
The application's extended capabilities, for creating and delivering live, real-time, Web-based training, include the following: PowerPanel Interface; flexible audio and video; multilingual support; and international telephony.
Through the merging of live and on-demand capabilities, strategic capabilities for managing both synchronous and asynchronous training include the following: automated e-commerce; a learner training profile; a trainers' dashboard; application suite integration; and comprehensive enterprise integration.
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