This week on the podcast we talk to David Giller who is solving common challenges for large companies. David specializes in training end-users for organizations. Which as we all make the transition to lightning and the new Summer ’16 release is super important for Admins to learn about. In this episode David discusses his strategies for end-user training and how he maintains the training materials. Not to mention the fire-drills of a user being added and needing training asap!
This is a great episode if you are just getting started as an Admin to understand training users, and for experienced admins looking to rollout new features and Lightning.
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