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New Business from SAi Offers Training for Sign and Print Industries

Adendo.com aims to provide affordable training with crowd-sourcing platform.

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3 years ago

June 30, 2021

SA International (SAi; Salt Lake City) has launched a new business called Adendo.com, a platform that aims to provide affordable training for the sign and print industry.

Combining crowd-sourcing with the video conferencing and e-commerce technologies, Adendo.com hosts a marketplace in which professionals from the sign and print industry with expertise in applications, software or hardware sign up to be an Adendo advisor.

People in need of training, advice or in-depth technical support can find and hire an advisor on the Adendo.com website. Advisors set their own fees on a per-minute basis, and sessions are timed so that clients pay only for the time they use. The Adendo.com platform handles scheduling, video conferencing and billing. Clients can leave reviews and also participate in webinars.

In addition to one-on-one training, Adendo offers pre-scheduled online training classes called vClass, which are conducted by industry experts on a variety of topics. Participants can learn the most common software programs, hardware and special applications that will help them grow their businesses.

For more information, visit adendo.com.

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