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  • February 10, 1999
  • News

Arthur Andersen launches distance learning network

Global consulting giant Arthur Andersen has thrown its hat into the multi-billion dollar Web-based training ring with the launch of a new distance learning service.

The Virtual Learning Network (VLN) offers over 400 educational courses related to finance and accounting, IT skills, employee development and sales and marketing. Users fill out a learning objective related to each course, and sign up for subtopics to achieve their objective. Courses can be customized and later reassembled to create a new learning environment.

Companies choosing VLN's Quick Start Program can select initial set of courses and a group of employees to get started in under 30 days.

In addition to having a smarter workforce that can better compete, VLN gives employers consistency, convenience and control, according to VLN managing director Brenda Wisniewski.

"We make it easy for employees to get the learning they need on-the-job in order to increase skills and productivity," she said

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