Delivery of Content

AXELOS Opts for eXact Learning Solution

Genoa (I), August 2015 - The digital learning-content-management business solution provider eXact learning solutions has announced that its learning-content-management system (LCMS) is being used by the UK-based international company, AXELOS.

This further expands the use of eXact learning solutions’ LCMS in the UK. Other organizations based in Britain that are using the eXact learning LCMS include Kaplan Publishing, Intuition, Tribal Group, and Health Education England.

AXELOS is a joint-venture company created by the Cabinet Office on behalf of Her Majesty’s Government (HMG) in the United Kingdom and Capita plc to run the Global Best Practice portfolio. It already boasts an enviable track record and an unmatched portfolio of products, including ITIL®, PRINCE2® and RESILIA™.

To help it manage the creation and delivery of content, AXELOS began investigating the LCMS market. By February this year, AXELOS’s research had led it to the eXact learning LCMS – an LCMS that allows for rapid content development through collaboration between subject matter experts (SMEs) and authors, regardless of their location or specialization.

According to Federico Dondero, eXact learning solutions’ Sales & Marketing Manager, "AXELOS identified the eXact learning LCMS as the ideal solution to manage taxonomy and content creation and publication." Furthermore, being based on XML technology, the eXact learning LCMS enables and facilitates the reusability of "chunks" of content. The LCMS supports SCORM 1.2 and 2004, IMS, and xAPI (TinCan) standards – allowing for single-source, multiple-output publishing.

Daryl Flack, CIO at AXELOS, said, "The selection of eXact learning solutions to deliver and support our use of their leading LCMS platform is a key milestone in the evolution of our organization. It will enable us to author, manage and deliver our content through managed workflows in a secure and collaborative environment and to publish, in multiple formats, across all of our channels."