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Three Ways E-Learning Can Benefit Suppliers in the Construction and Manufacturing Industries
By adopting a customer training platform, companies can develop courses and learning experiences that efficiently build the knowledge, skills and abilities of their resellers and distributors while maintaining full visibility and optimizing savings.
By Mike Daecher
May 20, 2020
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by Mike Daecher
Mike Daecher is chief marketing officer at Thought Industries, the world's leading B2B customer training platform company. Mike brings more than 20 years of marketing leadership experience from fast-growing startups and established online businesses. Prior to working at Thought Industries, he was CMO at ArtistWorks. Before that, Mike was at Active Interest Media where he first learned and used the Thought Industries platform to launch the multi-million dollar online education business.
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