Woolworths, a South African retailer with more than 13 000 employees and stores in Africa and the Middle East - has selected STT Trainer for the development, management and deployment of its systems training.
"STT Trainer was selected after a rigorous `proof of concept` in which we were compared feature by feature against other e-learning software solutions. STT Trainer`s ability to capture Java applications accurately and its comprehensive toolset were pivotal in Woolworths` selection of STT Trainer," says Lenard Hall, STT Regional Sales Manager for Africa, Asia-Pacific and Australia.
The training will support Woolworths` new merchandise management system, Retek, which is currently being rolled out. "Retek will help us to better meet our customers` needs through improved in-store availability and better store assortments, ranges and solutions. Our ability to train our staff using these new technologies is critical to the successful implementation of Retek. STT Trainer will provide software simulations and documentation for our training requirements," says Brian Morris, Woolworths CIO.
Woolworths will initially use STT Trainer for its Retek Merchandising System implementation.
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STT (Software Training Technology) is a leading e-learning solutions provider for the corporate and government markets. STT Trainer, STT`s flagship product, is an authoring tool for the development, management and deployment of learning and support content (such as software simulations and documentation) for Enterprise Systems, Windows-, Web-, and Java-based applications.
With STT Trainer, organisations are able to fast-track the learning process for staff training on new system implementations and upgrades, increase retention rates and provide staff with on-going refresher training to maintain high-levels of user competency.
STT Trainer functionality includes content authoring, content management, project management, user training, user assessment and reporting of training progress and competency levels for compliance to industry regulations.
Established in 1998, STT is among the first to have introduced software simulation to the e-learning marketplace. Today, more than 200 multinational companies from around the world use STT products to create, deliver and manage software training for over 275 000 users on their ERP, CRM, and Web and Windows-based applications. Our user base includes Airbus, BBC, British Airways, DVLA, Dimension Data, Glasgow City Council, National Air Traffic Services (NATS), Pharmacia, Rolls Royce, Shell International, Siemens and Standard Bank.
To learn more, please visit http://www.stt-global.com.
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