Perforce Software Adds On-Demand Education to Learning Line Up

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Perforce Software announced today the availability of its new eLearning solution, delivering web-based on-demand training for version management. Perforce eLearning delivers role-based content 24/7 and is organised into small units, lasting between one and four hours.

“Our customers are spread across the globe and to effectively deliver training we realise it has to be offered on the internet, on-demand and broken into bite-sized units that don’t take up an entire day,” said Tony Vinayak, Professional Services Manager for Perforce Software. “eLearning will make enterprise-wide version management training convenient and affordable.”

By delivering role-based content, Perforce eLearning allows users to pick and choose the modules most relevant to their jobs. Content is organised in clear learning paths for the following roles: system administrator, Perforce administrator, Perforce user (basic, intermediate, advanced), manager and enterprise architect.

For companies with a large number of Perforce users, there is an ‘all-you-can-eat’ subscription option to make the education easily accessible and affordable.

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