Sentence examples for customer training from inspiring English sources

Service and support will be available from Businessland Japan in July; customer training will follow in September, she said.

He has a sales force that is based in several cities and backed by quality engineers who focus on the pre-sale process, installation, and customer training.

This paper develops a conceptual model to investigate the effectiveness of utilizing customer training and education (CTE) to improve customer readiness to provide effective behaviors in a professional service.

Aesseal Plc, a company that designs and manufactures mechanical seals, has announced the dates for the customer training sessions that are being held at its corporate headquarters in the UK – the Global Technology Centre, in Rotherham.

Sometimes customer training, installation, technical support, and repair and maintenance are profit-making operations, but businesses often bundle such services into the product price, and the buyer pays "nothing extra" for them.

Martha Aviles leads both customer training and product marketing for Drillinginfo.

Shaw said there should be a greater focus on the "needs of the customer" – train operators and passengers – with the railways lacking the "local flexibility and autonomy" required.

British firms are now diversifying into highly profitable service contracts – offering export customers training in how to use British products, and British staff to maintain them; and "security" – alarm systems, surveillance systems, forensic equipment and anti-hacker protection.

It's worth noting that Assent also offers its customers training and a number of educational materials to help companies understand the regulatory environment they work in.

To lay the groundwork, energy and utilities companies can begin with providing identity and access controls for internal employees and external customers, training personnel and putting a plan in place for response and recovery.

Customers train the software to understand their unique pronunciations, which it then translates into normalized speech output in the form of audio or text.