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EPSS

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EPSS
(Electronic Performance Support System) A computer system that provides quick assistance and information without requiring prior training to use it. It may incorporate all forms of multimedia delivery as well as AI techniques such as expert systems and natural language recognition.
EPSS - Electronic Performance Support System


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The survey, EPSS--the hidden gem of e-learning, sought to establish opinion regarding EPSS software--electronic systems providing integrated, on-demand access to information, advice and learning experiences to enable a high level of job performance with minimum support from others.
The SHO Engine( technology is a patent-pending software development platform created by Transcensus that is allowing its team to develop software tools targeting the EPSS (Electronic Performance Support Solutions) market.
EPSS and Content Development and Delivery Specialist Announces ROI Calculation for the "datango performance suite" WALTHAM, Mass.
 
 
 
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