Docebo and Autodesk Project Shortlisted for One of This Year’s E-Learning Awards
Autodesk, the world leader in 3D design, engineering, and entertainment software and services, has been named along with Docebo, makers of the Cloud-based, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) E-Learning Platform, on the shortlist for one of the 2014 UK E-Learning Age Awards.
Napoli, Italy, September 11, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Autodesk, the world leader in 3D design, engineering, and entertainment software and services, has been named along with Docebo, makers of the Cloud-based, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) E-Learning Platform, on the shortlist for one of the 2014 UK E-Learning Age Awards.
This year’s Awards – judged by an independent panel, chaired by Tony Frascina – attracted over 250 entries. The Autodesk/ Docebo entry - one of eight shortlisted in the ‘best learning management system (LMS) implementation’ category – was brought to the judges’ attention both by Docebo and by Engage Global Solutions, which manages a number of Autodesk’s global partner programs worldwide.
After extensive research into LMSs, Engage chose the Docebo LMS to implement a blended solution to scale the Autodesk Certified Instructor (ACI) program for a global, multi-cultural and multi-lingual audience. Alessio Artuffo, Docebo’s Chief Operating Officer in North America, commented: “The Docebo system allows for ‘localization options’ to be included – thus allowing the system to continue to grow in line with the needs and goals of a growing global company.”
As a result of using Docebo’s LMS, which allows easy scaling for global implementation as well as allowing for localization, all of Autodesk’s 11 distributors around the world have their own section within the LMS where they can add their own courses; monitor and add instructors and so on. This enables Autodesk to use a mix of online and classroom-delivered learning processes, as well as user-generated video content on the ACI program.
Since Autodesk is a global company, its ACI program is offered in many countries, including China, Japan, Korea, Germany, French Canada and throughout Latin America. This means that it isn’t always convenient or appropriate to deliver the program through the medium of English - so its LMS must be able to cope with communicating via different languages.
According to Autodesk, the ability to localize Docebo platform’s user interface to accommodate a large number of languages gives it the flexibility to deliver the ACI program and collect learner data in different languages. Moreover the fact that every language can be further personalized via ‘What You See Is What You Get’ (WYSIWYG) independently - without specific support from Docebo - is a major advantage of the system.
Docebo’s LMS is currently used by over 650 organizations, many of which are large, global companies. They use the Docebo LMS to co-ordinate the learning of many thousands of learners belonging to different cultures and living in different time zones.
Being a Cloud-based SaaS, rather than either an open source or a legacy system, Docebo’s LMS allows for unlimited numbers of registered users – although customers only pay for the active users during any billing period.
For more details on the Autodesk/ Docebo story, visit: http://www.docebo.com/landing/learning-management-system/casestudy-autodesk-form.php?PRBOB
The other shortlisted nominees in this category of the E-Learning Awards are: Brightwave and UNISON; Enterprise Study and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust; Growth Engineering; Jurys Inn; Northern Devon Healthcare NHS Trust and Kallidus; Sony Europe and City & Guilds Kineo, and Unicorn with Tesco Bank. The Awards are due to be presented at the London Marriott Hotel, Grosvenor Square, London, on November 6.
About Autodesk
Autodesk is a world leader in 3D design, engineering, and entertainment software and services. Its sophisticated software products – including its well-known AutoCAD® design and documentation software - enable customers to imagine, design and create their ideas by visualising, simulating and analysing real-world performance early on in the design process. Customers use these products to optimise their designs, save time and money, improve quality, communicate intentions and foster innovation. Autodesk has its headquarters in San Rafael, California, and has regional headquarters in Singapore (for the Asia-Pacific region) and Neuchâtel, Switzerland (for Europe, the Middle East and Africa). It has 64 other offices throughout the world.
About Docebo
Docebo is a worldwide, and is sold in more than 65 countries around the world. The Docebo LMS disruptive Cloud E-Learning solutions provider that is revolutionizing the online training market with its Software as a Service Learning Management System. Established in 2005, Docebo has over 28,000 installations offers an enterprise solution for mid-sized to large organizations. Customers benefit from Docebo solutions thanks to a scalable pricing model, a third party integration (via API), and reliable service available 24/7 to further enhance the user experience.
For more information, visit www.Docebo.com or contact Dario De Angelis at +39 039.2323286, or email press@docebo.com
This year’s Awards – judged by an independent panel, chaired by Tony Frascina – attracted over 250 entries. The Autodesk/ Docebo entry - one of eight shortlisted in the ‘best learning management system (LMS) implementation’ category – was brought to the judges’ attention both by Docebo and by Engage Global Solutions, which manages a number of Autodesk’s global partner programs worldwide.
After extensive research into LMSs, Engage chose the Docebo LMS to implement a blended solution to scale the Autodesk Certified Instructor (ACI) program for a global, multi-cultural and multi-lingual audience. Alessio Artuffo, Docebo’s Chief Operating Officer in North America, commented: “The Docebo system allows for ‘localization options’ to be included – thus allowing the system to continue to grow in line with the needs and goals of a growing global company.”
As a result of using Docebo’s LMS, which allows easy scaling for global implementation as well as allowing for localization, all of Autodesk’s 11 distributors around the world have their own section within the LMS where they can add their own courses; monitor and add instructors and so on. This enables Autodesk to use a mix of online and classroom-delivered learning processes, as well as user-generated video content on the ACI program.
Since Autodesk is a global company, its ACI program is offered in many countries, including China, Japan, Korea, Germany, French Canada and throughout Latin America. This means that it isn’t always convenient or appropriate to deliver the program through the medium of English - so its LMS must be able to cope with communicating via different languages.
According to Autodesk, the ability to localize Docebo platform’s user interface to accommodate a large number of languages gives it the flexibility to deliver the ACI program and collect learner data in different languages. Moreover the fact that every language can be further personalized via ‘What You See Is What You Get’ (WYSIWYG) independently - without specific support from Docebo - is a major advantage of the system.
Docebo’s LMS is currently used by over 650 organizations, many of which are large, global companies. They use the Docebo LMS to co-ordinate the learning of many thousands of learners belonging to different cultures and living in different time zones.
Being a Cloud-based SaaS, rather than either an open source or a legacy system, Docebo’s LMS allows for unlimited numbers of registered users – although customers only pay for the active users during any billing period.
For more details on the Autodesk/ Docebo story, visit: http://www.docebo.com/landing/learning-management-system/casestudy-autodesk-form.php?PRBOB
The other shortlisted nominees in this category of the E-Learning Awards are: Brightwave and UNISON; Enterprise Study and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust; Growth Engineering; Jurys Inn; Northern Devon Healthcare NHS Trust and Kallidus; Sony Europe and City & Guilds Kineo, and Unicorn with Tesco Bank. The Awards are due to be presented at the London Marriott Hotel, Grosvenor Square, London, on November 6.
About Autodesk
Autodesk is a world leader in 3D design, engineering, and entertainment software and services. Its sophisticated software products – including its well-known AutoCAD® design and documentation software - enable customers to imagine, design and create their ideas by visualising, simulating and analysing real-world performance early on in the design process. Customers use these products to optimise their designs, save time and money, improve quality, communicate intentions and foster innovation. Autodesk has its headquarters in San Rafael, California, and has regional headquarters in Singapore (for the Asia-Pacific region) and Neuchâtel, Switzerland (for Europe, the Middle East and Africa). It has 64 other offices throughout the world.
About Docebo
Docebo is a worldwide, and is sold in more than 65 countries around the world. The Docebo LMS disruptive Cloud E-Learning solutions provider that is revolutionizing the online training market with its Software as a Service Learning Management System. Established in 2005, Docebo has over 28,000 installations offers an enterprise solution for mid-sized to large organizations. Customers benefit from Docebo solutions thanks to a scalable pricing model, a third party integration (via API), and reliable service available 24/7 to further enhance the user experience.
For more information, visit www.Docebo.com or contact Dario De Angelis at +39 039.2323286, or email press@docebo.com
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