Corporate Diary | Leaders’ Speak improves, either back at the job or back in the classroom. How is the market for your innovative e-Learning products abroad in comparison to India? How do you plan to tap the Indian market? Our e-Learning products are well appreciated across the globe. We have customers in over 30 countries worldwide, belonging to a variety of verticals including Education,
companies like Infosys, Wipro, Bajaj Allianz, Reserve Bank of India etc have been making robust use of our e-Learning products. As our products already provide support to Indian languages such as Hindi, Tamil, Marathi and more, we see India as a huge opportunity. We have plans to penetrate this market further with our increased sales team and also looking at signing up resellers.
by making the future of e-Learning realisable in a rapid e-Learning environment as well. Harbinger Systems enjoys the status of a ‘Thought Leader’ in e-Learning. Your comments on this! We enjoy challenging ourselves all the time. Our vision is to be the global leader in learning technology innovation. When TrainingOutSourcing. com, a global community of training professionals, recognised Harbinger
We have customers in over 30 countries worldwide, belonging to a variety of verticals including Education, Pharmaceuticals, Healthcare, BFSI, Manufacturing, Automobile, Government and NGOs, IT enabled services to name a few. e-Learning Guild Platinum Award and Gold Award for Highest User Satisfaction are testament to the global appeal of our products Pharmaceuticals, Healthcare, BFSI, Manufacturing, Automobile, Government and NGOs, IT enabled services to name a few. e-Learning Guild Platinum Award and Gold Award for Highest User Satisfaction are testament to the global appeal of our products. We also have done well in the Indian market. Top IT, BPO, and Insurance
What in your opinion would be the critical concern for e-Learning in future? Where do you see e-Learning moving in another five years? As we speak, e-Learning is going through a paradigm shift. Learning is never going to be the same again. As bandwidth capabilities improve, games, simulations and videos will take the helm in e-Learning interactive content. This is where we come in,
among the Global Top 20 Specialised Learning Process Providers of 2006, we felt that enjoying the position of a “Thought Leader” brings in huge expectations and responsibilities. Being a Thought Leader, we first understand the big picture. Then we apply deep technology skills and design innovative solutions for the market. We will continue to come up with new and innovative products for this industry.
Companies are increasingly realising the importance of focusing on ‘stakeholder’ value and not just limiting themselves to ‘shareholder’ value creation. Let’s meet all stakeholders of ICT and Education at eINDIA2007 Digital Learning | Vol 3 Issue 7 July 2007
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