Yardi Software Demo

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Yardi Software Demo



Before you buy any Yardi software it's always a good idea to try the demo version first

Yardi Property Management Voyager Voyager Software Training Help

Author: JS Thomas


Some advice about Yardi Voyager software implementation training.


First of all, what is "train the trainer"? This is when the Yardi trainer comes in and trains people within your organization to give them the software product knowledge, and these trainees will go and train the remainder of your organization. This is in opposition to trainers coming in and training directly to everyone in your organization. In the Train the Trainer model, the internal trainers are kind of a middle man in the process. They obtain the software knowledge and then go from there.


Final end-user training must be done in person. You have to be able see students' reactions and monitor the room to see what's going on, while they must be able to see your face as you're teaching the product. Even with new technology there are some things that still must be done face to face to effectively communicate person to person. Remote training can be used to work through particular software or user issues, but it's not a full end-user training. Don't try to save money by not having the instructor be in front of your people who need to be trained.


Ideally, get a training location. Everyone will be able to focus more: no phone calls or emails, and the boss won't be coming along and disrupting the flow of the session. This will most likely cost more because you have to go rent the room, but it's quite possibly worth it considering the cost of software failure…

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About the Author

David Wolfe, CPA is President of Lupine Partners. Davids practice focuses on the areas of advisory services and project management. Working in partnership with client executives, he has helped them envision, create, manage and implement information system solutions. His combination of knowledge and skills in the areas of accounting, real estate, marketing, software and systems make David unique in the industry.


David is author of the book "Software and Vendors and Requirements, Oh My! - A Project Team's Guide to Evaluating Business Software" and is the publisher of the monthly newsletter There Is Nothing New Under The Sun. Additionally, he mentors a private group of business professionals in how to enhance their consulting practices and businesses through the use of unorthodox marketing techniques.


His extensive in-depth experience also includes serving as an expert witness, providing software evaluation guidance, creating SQL custom reports and scripts, and leading data conversion efforts. Additionally, David holds the HUD Certified Occupancy Specialist (COS) designation.


A 1979 graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a BBA in Accounting, David Wolfe has over 20 years of experience in the real estate, publishing, and consulting industries. He resides in Dallas, Texas.




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