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Genpact Signs Multi-Year Agreement With Johnson Controls

By TechTaffy Desk

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Genpact has signed a multi-year agreement for learning design and development services with the Building Efficiency division of Johnson Controls. Under this agreement, Genpact will partner with Johnson Controls Building Efficiency Talent Development Team to streamline processes and develop learning solutions across a wide variety of employee segments including service technicians, field engineers, technical instructors, sales, human resources, legal teams, and project managers.

The solutions will be deployed on multiple platforms and interfaces such as e-learning, video-based learning, instructor-led training, eTools, workshops and webinars, game-based learning, website development, training content for multi-platform mobile devices, job aids, training guides, and user manuals.

Upload: 04-08-12

 

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