END USER INSIGHT
As people across the world come
together to try and help fight the novel
Coronavirus, Andrew Stevens, CNet
CEO, is an example of how we can all
do our bit. Stevens’ mission to raise
money for the NHS in his ‘Be Bald For
The #NHS’ move, has seen him exceed
his target as a result of generous
contributions via his JustGiving page.
The reason behind the challenge was
to support and thank the NHS staff and
volunteers caring for COVID-19 patients.
Andrew Stevens, CNet CEO
If you would like to donate, there is still
time to do so via this link:
https://www.justgiving.com/
fundraising/andrew-stevens30
CNET’S REMOTE WORKING
OPPORTUNITIES A SAVIOUR FOR
ENTERPRISES DURING PANDEMIC
As the current global
pandemic, COVID-19, forces
businesses to transform
and adapt to working from
home, CNet Training offers
instructor-led programs to
help companies deal with
the strain of remote working.
Andrew Stevens, CNet CEO,
tells Intelligent Data Centres
more about the remote
attendance program and the
vendor’s plans to continue
after the pandemic.
Net Training is celebrating
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designing and delivering
exceptional digital
infrastructure technical
education programs for
the past 24 years. CNet has come a long
way and has grown significantly over the
years. Expert Instructors are located in many
different countries and deliver technical
education programs across the world.
Since 2017, CNet Training has delivered
programs via live instructor-led remote
attendance classes and it has proved to be
very popular. CNet’s remote attendance
capability is different from others, it
really does share the same classroom
experience live with learners wherever
they are in the world. CNet’s CEO, Andrew
Stevens, discusses CNet’s remote
attendance capability in more depth.
How much remote working was
CNet doing before COVID-19?
CNet is fortunate that we invested in
Remote Attendance capability three
years ago and since then have been able
to offer the majority of our programs as
live instructor-led classes via ‘Remote
Attendance’ (currently 42% of our
learners are remote attendees). We
anticipated that this move to more
remote-based learning would be driven
by the demand and need to operate in a
more sustainable and environmentally
sensitive way.
However, we obviously did not anticipate
COVID-19 which has seen unprecedented
demand for everything we do to be able
to be accessed from our homes or offices
across the globe.
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