Redtray serves up education

Bytes offers customers learning package

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Reseller Bytes Technology Group has signed an agreement worth £2m over three years with blended learning specialist Redtray to deliver e-learning courses to Bytes’ customers.
Redtray and Bytes have worked together for the past year, clocking up half a million pounds worth of business. Bob Woodland, chief executive of Redtray, said: “The venture has been successful both for us and our customers.”
Darren Spence, group marketing director at Bytes said “Based on past experience the new contract is probably worth more than £2m.”
The e-learning courses cover various subjects, such as induction, ICT policy, finance and management.
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