UDS Launches Subscription Webinar Training Series
Clearwater, FL - United Development Systems Inc. (UDS) added a subscription-based option to its 'UDS Webinar Series,' an F&I training program delivered via the Web in 30-minute segments every month.
Available immediately, the subscription system, located at Webinars.UDSTraining.com, delivers a minimum of 12 topical webinars annually that promise to improve total F&I Performance.
"When we launched the ‘UDS Webinar Series’ for our dealer partners nearly three years ago, we knew the quality and convenience would be a hit. The time has come to expand and deliver our proven F&I solutions to the masses," said Randy Crisorio, UDS president and CEO.
The 'UDS Webinar Series' consists of monthly online sessions covering a variety of F&I-related topics. Planned topics will range from 'The F&I Introduction,’ to 'Lender Relations,' 'F&I Ethics & Compliance' and ‘Menu Strategies'. Each webinar will last 30 minutes or less.
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