Instant byte-size info a click away with FOXit’s KnowledgeWedge

In keeping with its approach to move away from the conventional and inspire innovation, FOXit has launched KnowledgeWedge – a training solution that extracts the most relevant information from software to help users in any sized business.

FOXit is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and service provider focused on Project and Portfolio Management (PPM) in business.

The company is focused on providing clients with advanced project management software, incorporating features that allow the users to benefit from enhanced workflow capability, as well as effective enterprise project management, SharePoint and other key operational business applications.

With the ongoing critical role that business management applications play in commerce, FOXit has developed and rolled out a real-time, on-demand video-based training product,

KnowledgeWedge marries the principles of advanced business intelligence with data management to provide users with contextual information in the form of short training videos about any aspect of the operation. These videos cover any aspect of an operation, at any point of activity.

The offering incorporates several key learning components, including SharePoint Server 2010 Contextual Learning, Project Server 2010 Contextual Learning, Microsoft Office 2010 Contextual Learning, Microsoft Project 2010 Contextual Learning, Customised Contextual Learning and Manage and Track Learning Paths.

These components are designed to offer instant help on a range of issues including document libraries, server management, timesheets, administration of Project Server 2010, Microsoft Office and best practices to name a few.

“Solutions are becoming more sophisticated in order to help companies keep up with the demands of data-centric, mobile and virtual technology-focused environments. Our role is to help clients derive maximum value from their investments, KnowledgeWedge is an extension of our support and client services portfolio,” says Aldo van Tonder, CEO of FOXit.

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