Tata Technologies to market i GET IT

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Tata Technologies has planned to market i GET IT, the online self-paced training solution for engineers, in India. It provides engineers in more than 60 countries with a user experience including online training, online technical assistance, and engineering industry news.

Dan Miles, Vice President - iProducts, Tata Technologies said, "In the US, most Fortune 500 companies already have a corporate Learning Management System (LMS) and the average spend per employee on training a year is $600-$1,200 (13-16 Training Hours). With more and more of auto majors setting up base in India, we expect the demand for i GET IT, the online self-paced training solution for engineers, to grow at a fast pace."


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