More than 2200 people participate in the training sessions of the new EACAT

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Last June we carried out the first training on the New Manager EACAT, and this week we completed three new sessions aimed at processing users. The response has been very positive, with a great reception from all users. More than 2200 people have followed the formations of the new EACAT and in one of the sessions the 800 participants connected.

To facilitate access to the information, we have uploaded the videos of the recorded sessions to the Campus AOC, specifically in the section of New WEB seminars EACAT.

You will also find the PowerPoint used during the presentations so you can refer to all the content when you need it.

Many thanks to everyone who participated in these sessions. Your interest and involvement are the engine to continue offering quality services and tools to help you in your day-to-day work.

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