Learning Technologies, held at London's Olympia on 28 - 29 January, 2009, focuses on 'next-generation learning at work' and will provide examples of how technology-supported learning is crucial to business performance and success.

The LCMS, which is highly scalable both 'vertically' and 'horizontally', is entirely SOA based. This allows services to be activated, de-activated, or swapped with client-preferred services without impacting on overall platform performance. The flexibility permits organisations to both extend the system's functions, as required, and protect their investment by having a 'future-proof' LCMS.

Andrea Gentili, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer for Giunti Labs, explains, "Within learn eXact Enterprise, one server manages the client's different communities, dividing them into different domains, and allows users access on an enterprise-level or a project-by-project basis. Changes in content are tracked at browser level to save and ensure consistency, while learner data can be sent to managers or directly fed into ERP systems."

"Those using learn eXact Enterprise should experience more flexible workflows, while also gaining benefits from product features that make editing content, user roles, and so on easier", commented Fabrizio Cardinali, Giunti Labs' CEO. Users can also export data in XML format via web services.

As with any Giunti Labs' system, learn eXact Enterprise's authoring application works well with learning standards, such as SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, AICC, and IMS. To simplify the authoring procedure, learn eXact Enterprise includes a set of pre-loaded learning object models (LOMs), which enable instructional designers and authors to program complex templates in their preferred scripting language - such as XSL, Flash™, Java™, or C#.

Visitors to the Learning Technologies event can also find out more about learn eXact Enterprise by attending a free seminar - being held in Theatre 3, from 11.45am to 12.15pm on Thursday, 29 January - in which Andrea Lorenzon, Giunti Labs' chief solution architect, will discuss 'learn eXact Enterprise: Empowering learning and content management projects in highly dynamic organisations'.