As equipment and software is ever-evolving and growing, it can be hard to keep up with the latest updates and changes.

Adendo combines crowd-sourcing with video conferencing and e-commerce technologies to provide training to members of the industry.

Experts in applications, software or hardware can sign up to be an Adendo Advisor, and those in need of training or support can find and hire an advisor via the Adendo website.

Advisors work on a freelance basis and set their own fees and sessions are timed, so clients only pay for the time they have used.

As well as the one-on-one training, Adendo also offers prescheduled online training classes called vClass which are hosted via Zoom by relevant industry experts.

Mark Stevens, founder and managing director of Adendo, comments: “Today’s equipment and software systems are complex and multifaceted, making it more important than ever to be able to get training and advice, not just sometime but exactly when a question or problem arises.

“Whether you’re a newbie in need of basic training, a seasoned pro looking to learn some new skills, or someone who needs in-depth technical support, there’s an Adendo Advisor who can help you.”

Stevens lists some of the areas of support as: “Colour management, woodwork and metalwork, multiple equipment workflow management, old equipment or new, the latest software – even how to increase the profits of your shop. Adendo has it covered.”

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