Free NACR Road Show to Help Businesses Build Communications Skills and Competitive...
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Free NACR Road Show to Help Businesses Build Communications Skills and Competitive Edge EAGAN, Minn., March 24 /PRNewswire/ -- NACR (North American Communications Resource, Inc.), an Avaya Platinum BusinessPartner and seven-time Avaya BusinessPartner of the Year, is launching a nationwide road show to help businesses cope with today's economy while building a communications strategy that will help them remain competitive into the future. NACR will be bringing the free, half-day information and networking event, "Stay the Course, Protect Your Future," to NACR customers and prospects in 22 cities, according to Michael Fitzgibbons, National Vice President of NACR. As a leading national Value Added Solutions Provider, NACR (www.nacr.com) offers comprehensive communications solutions including Voice over IP (VoIP), convergence, mobility, collaboration, unified messaging, and contact centers. In addition, the company delivers complete consultative and technical support, including network readiness, design, implementation, and testing services, as well as remote diagnostics and resolution, maintenance, refurbishment, and repairs. "This multi-city road show offers a free venue in which businesses can learn about the latest technologies as well as NACR resources that they can leverage to build their skill sets," said Fitzgibbons. "It's our way of helping customers stay on top of their communications needs, so they'll be ready to pursue new business opportunities as the economy improves." During two 6-week sessions (Spring and Fall), the free NACR road show will visit major cities across the United States. The spring session begins April 22 in Seattle and continues on to 10 more cities through May 14; the fall session will begin in mid-September and visit 11 additional locations. The free event will be hosted by local NACR associates and offer attendees the opportunity to network with NACR strategic partners and subject matter experts. Presentations will include strategies for best utilizing contact center, unified communication/mobility, and VoIP/SIP solutions during the economic downturn and down the road. "At NACR, we're committed to supporting customers' ongoing needs and protecting their communications investments," said Fitzgibbons. "So while many companies have cut back on providing educational opportunities, at NACR we continue to offer events where we can connect with people and provide them with knowledge that they can use to grow their business." NACR also helps customers build their administrative and applications proficiency through value-added services. For instance, the NACR Center of Excellence for Learning and Development provides options for on-site training as well as educational opportunities at NACR locations around the country. The free "Stay the Course, Protect Your Future" road show includes complimentary breakfast and lunch, and is limited to 50 attendees at each location. Anyone who is interested in attending can visit www.nacr.com for cities and dates, up-to-the-minute details, and information on how to register. About NACR With offices nationwide, NACR (Eagan, MN) is a certified Avaya Platinum BusinessPartner, a seven-time Avaya BusinessPartner of the Year, multiple award winner from industry partners, and the Value Added Solutions Provider of choice for today's leading businesses. NACR delivers proven, scalable, cost-efficient solutions tailored to a customer's business communication needs, in an end-to-end package that includes consultation, design, implementation, and testing. With its strategic partners, including Avaya, NACR provides customers with solutions in VoIP migration, convergence, mobility, unified messaging, and contact centers. For more information, call 1-888-321-NACR (6227) or go to www.nacr.com. SOURCE NACR Scott Sund, Vice President of Marketing of NACR, 1-800-431-1333, sund@nacr.com
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