DaySpring offers retailers computer-based training |
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Wednesday, 01 March 2006 07:00 PM America/New_York |
DaySpring announced the launch of a new computer-based training system (CBT) for retailers that will help them manage and maintain their DaySpring greeting card department, at no charge to retailers, the company said in a statement. “We know that (the training) will benefit them in labor efficiency and sales increases,” said Jim Hauskey, director of marketing, Christian retail. “This CBT module is an easy-to-use tool to help Christian retailers and their employees run an efficient and appealing greeting card department.” The DaySpring CBT module will help Christian retail frontliners learn about the DaySpring counter card system, including initial setup and maintenance, as well as the ordering and receiving of card product. The training CD is divided into three, 20-minute segments that include descriptive visuals and brief quizzes to confirm comprehension of the information. The free training is available to any Christian retailer and can be obtained in CD format, which retailers can request through their DaySpring account executive or by calling DaySpring's customer service center; as a Web-based file for retailers to install as a training link on their store's Web site; or on the Retailer Services section of www.DaySpring.com . DaySpring plans future updates to the training system and will ship a new disk to retailers as changes to the card system are implemented, the company statement said.
“We know the marketplace for Christian retailers is tough and competitive, especially in the labor area,” said Bill Cagle, senior director of sales for DaySpring. “This realization motivates us to find new ways to help Christian retailers in strategic areas, including the effective training of employees.”
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