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Stan Beer
Monday, 26 September 2005 10:00
eLearning software developer HarvestRoad (ASX:HRD) has formed a partnership with Capital Edge Learning based in Reston, Virginia.
Capital Edge Learning (CEL) provides custom eLearning content creation, strategic consulting and IT infrastructure and hosting solutions to enterprises and federal government agencies including the US Food and Drug Administration, American Chemical Society, American Red Cross and Federal Highway Administration.
Under the terms of the Partnership both organisations will non-exclusively promote one another's products and services to their respective clients in the enterprise and government markets.
'We are very pleased to form a partnership agreement with HarvestRoad,' said David Loughran, CEO, Capital Edge Learning. 'The company's Learning Object Repository system, HarvestRoad Hive is an ideal solution fit with our own offering of products and services and provides us with a complete 'best of breed' solution to meet the e-learning requirements of our clients. HarvestRoad Hive adds a powerful component to SnapLearn, our new web based product that bridges the gap between live instructor led training and e-learning. In particular HarvestRoad's support for Standards and SCORM / S1000D adds tangible intrinsic value for our Government clients.'
Commenting on the partnership agreement HarvestRoad managing director, Grame Barty said, 'Partnering with organisations of the caliber of Capital Edge Learning is strategic to HarvestRoad as we embark on a significant investment plan in the US market where a large number of Government and enterprise opportunities exist. We are very impressed with the capability of Capital Edge Learning and believe the synergy between HarvestRoad Hive and their range of eLearning services - particularly in their ability to immediately provide support to some Defence initiatives - represents a valuable win-win for both our organisations and in particular our mutual clients.'
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