Employee/Customer Onboarding, Training and Enablement

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Jonathan DeVore

Customer Success

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By: Jonathan DeVore
June 21st, 2021

If your team is about to implement a new cloud system in your business, ScreenSteps can help you run a great training event.

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By: Jonathan DeVore
June 17th, 2021

Three days ago, Theresa (made-up name) went through your required training on how to use the new system. Now it’s time to apply what she learned.

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By: Jonathan DeVore
June 16th, 2021

When your company implements new technology, you will need to create learning materials for the rollout training. And that can be intimidating.

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By: Jonathan DeVore
June 10th, 2021

1. List the types of questions your call center receives Before you can start writing a call center script, you need to know what questions need to be answered. These are the questions that callers are asking the agents.

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By: Jonathan DeVore
June 6th, 2021

Higher-level managers look at budget money like a seed. If they plant money in a system or an initiative, they want to see it produce fruit.

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By: Jonathan DeVore
May 28th, 2021

What other types of applications could I use ScreenSteps with? ScreenSteps primarily helps in three situations in a company:

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By: Jonathan DeVore
May 23rd, 2021

Your company has been using SharePoint for a while now. While it has helped your company in some ways, there are some capabilities that you wish you had to manage your knowledge base. So you’re considering other options.

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By: Jonathan DeVore
May 20th, 2021

The nCino launch went great. Using ScreenSteps, you were able to train your team swiftly and the employees grasped the concepts quickly.

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By: Jonathan DeVore
May 16th, 2021

Your company has decided to use ScreenSteps for its knowledge base, which means your team of content authors will need to learn new software.

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By: Jonathan DeVore
May 12th, 2021

You've been using Microsoft SharePoint for your company's knowledge management system.