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How to Roll-out Changes Your Users Will Actually Adopt

Snowforce 2020 | How to Roll-out Changes Your Users Will Actually Adopt | Melanie Fellay

Intermediate
25m
(3)

Created by Snowforce

Last Updated Sep 07, 2021

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How to Roll-out Changes Your Users Will Actually Adopt

Snowforce 2020 | How to Roll-out Changes Your Users Will Actually Adopt | Melanie Fellay

Intermediate
25m
(3)

Created by Snowforce

Last Updated Sep 07, 2021

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Work processes and tools are in a constant state of flux within organizations. Odds are with each change you host a lengthy training session and send reps away with a slide deck or Google Doc that's quickly lost among their other resources. In this session, you'll learn to break down your training into digestible content bites, reduce overall documentation and prep time, embed these training bites contextually, throughout the user's regular workflow and track who is adopting the change through notification tracking and analytics. You'll walk away with best practices to help you implement training, distribute knowledge, onboard new employees and drive changes that stick.

How to Roll-out Changes Your Users Will Actually Adopt
Intermediate
25m
(3)
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