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Abstract: St. George
Bank is Australia’s fifth largest
bank, with over 8,500 employees. Along with teaching its channels about the
bank’s products, St. George must ensure its partners comply with Australian financial regulations. To replace a cumbersome paper-based
system used to train its distribution channels, the
bank installed SumTotal learning
management system (LMS). Find out how the
bank benefited from the LMS solution.
PubDate: 6/12/2008 12:20:00 PM
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