Prevost announces spring webinars
The 2012 line-up will include in-depth education on the Volvo 9700 and Prevost motorcoaches. Sessions will also include presentations on the Prevost Parts eCommerce site and Prevost Liaison telematics system.
Prevost announced the Spring 2012 schedule for Prevost Connection, their series of webinars focused on customer education.
The 2012 line-up will include in-depth education on the Volvo 9700 and Prevost motorcoaches. Sessions will also include presentations on the Prevost Parts eCommerce site and Prevost Liaison telematics system.
Prevost Connection is a continuing series of online presentations and discussions for motorcoach operators, drivers and maintenance personnel. The program educates, reviews and reminds customers about important topics regarding new and existing Prevost vehicles, vehicle maintenance and customer service programs. Each session also allows for discussion between Prevost product and service experts and webinar attendees.
During webinar registration, attendees can submit questions for the presenter to address during the session and can offer suggestions for specific areas of concentration. During the webinar, attendees view and listen to the presentation by connecting to the webinar through a simple internet link and calling in to a toll free number. Attendees can ask questions throughout the presentation and discuss points of interest with the subject expert. Following the webinar, attendees are invited to offer suggestions and topics of interest for future webinars.
The Prevost Connection schedule of webinars for Spring 2012 can be accessed directly, here.
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