Kitchen and bedroom furniture manufacturer Uform has collaborated with ArtiCAD, to provide training opportunities for its Stori Partner Programme retailers.

The iniative is part of its Stori Learning Hub, a resource library to equip its Approved and Premium retailers, associated with the Stori consumer brand with industry tools and knowledge.

As part of a dynamic “How-to-series”, hosted by ArtiCAD in partnership with Uform, the training will explore topics and provide demonstrations, followed by interactive Q&A sessions.

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Commenting on the collaboration, Stori brand manager Shaunagh Devlin said: “Our goal is to empower our programme partners with expert-led training and support that is specifically tailored to aid them in maximising sales and strengthening their position in the marketplace.

“Recognising the diverse needs of our retailers, the new and evolving Stori Learning Hub will cover essential areas, including sales and marketing techniques, product training, and current market trends, all designed to help them succeed.

“This partnership with ArtiCAD represents our commitment to supporting retailers across the UK and Ireland in maximising their understanding of the software, ultimately enhancing the client experience within their showrooms.”

As a member of the Stori Partner Programme, retailers will gain access to the training series which encompasses a wide range of topics, spanning the initial planning stages through to design optimisation, configuration, and pricing.

ArtiCAD Enterprise Account Manager Rachel Partridge added: “We’re thrilled to partner with Uform on this exciting new training and development initiative.

“At ArtiCAD, we’re passionate about empowering designers and retailers with the tools and knowledge they need to succeed.

“Through the Stori Learning Hub, we’re providing hands-on, practical sessions that will help partners unlock the full potential of our software – ensuring they can offer exceptional experiences to their customers.”