Giunti Labs has opened an office in Lund, Sweden covering the Nordic countries giving them a direct presence in Italy, Germany, Sweden, the UK and the USA. In addition, the company operates a number of collaborative ventures with companies in other countries and takes part in international research and development projects within the EU.
“Public organisations, higher education institutions and privately held companies around the world are implementing strategies for human capital development and learning content production,” commented Fabrizio Cardinali, CEO of Giunti Labs.
“Our learn eXact LCMS Suite is the world’s leading learning content management technology for multi-device output, with a global install base in major public and corporate organisations .
“Our international clients include AstraZeneca, Scania, and Ericsson. Localising such worldwide experiences with key partners continues to be our main target over the next few months.”
"The economies of all the Nordic countries – Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland - have been experiencing stable and continuous growth for some time,” explained Ola Badersten, Managing Director of Giunti Labs Scandinavia.
“Consequently, organisations there are increasingly willing to invest in their human capital development in order to better compete in the global marketplace. During the past few years the market has reached a maturity, and, consequently, there is a strong demand for enterprise learning solutions.This includes the use of learning content management platforms; the rapid development of customised content, and ‘state of the art’ distribution of that content to any kind of delivery channel, such as PCs, laptops and mobile devices as well as printable versions of the content in ‘pdf’ format and Word documents".
“Products and services provided by Giunti Labs support the single source concept of one central knowledge repository for developing, maintaining, managing and delivering content to employees and customers,” he added. “That single source is adapted to learners’ personal profiles and to the local technical infrastructure - incurring fewer costs yet providing higher value.”
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