Shifting to a client/server-based architecture, Crestar Bank this spring is slated to offer employees computer-based training (CBT) through its intranet.
The $25 billion bank has employed Phoenix For Windows, a network-based application from Pathlore Software, Columbus, Ohio. The distance-learning tool will deliver more than 80 training courses -- such as product training, compliance and investment courses -- to all PCs connected to Crestar's year-old intranet.
"Currently, we run CBT through diskettes and CD-ROMs, which are issued on an as-needed basis," said Mary Ellen Winks, corporate training director at Richmond, Va.-based Crestar. "We are moving to …
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