"Public organisations, higher education institutions, and privately held companies in the Spanish market are starting to implement their strategies of human capital development and learning content production", says Fabrizio Cardinali, CEO of Giunti Labs, "Our learn eXact LCMS Suite is installed in more than 100 university, corporate, and industry eLearning content-production centers. Our international clients include, for example, Gucci, AstraZeneca, Scania, Volkswagen, and Ericsson. Localising such worldwide experiences into the Spanish market with key partners is our main target in the next six months."


To launch the presence in Spain, in the following months, Giunti Labs will be presenting at two important eLearning events: the Expo eLearning 2007 (Barcelona, Spain), 22-24 March and Online Educa Madrid (Madrid, Spain), 7-9 May.


With headquarters in Sestri Levante, Italy and with offices in the United Kingdom and Germany, Giunti Labs' entrance into the North American market further expands its global presence.
"The North American market is ready to embrace Giunti Labs' technology. Public organizations, higher education institutions, and privately held companies are starting to implement their strategies of future-proof intellectual property and content," says Stephan K. Thieringer, Managing Director of Giunti Labs North America.


Apart from appearing at European eLearning events, Giunti Labs will be presenting in three eLearning events in North America in April; the Masie LMS 2007 conference (Las Vegas, 12-13 April), the MedBiquitous annual conference (Baltimore, 16-18 April), and IMS Learning Impact and the Summit on Global Learning Industry Challenges (Vancouver, 16-19 April).


"At these events, we will present our vision of our eLearning and Mobile Learning Suite, learn eXact. We have also been chosen as a finalist for IMS Learning Impact Awards together with our client, R-ITI Project, an initiative of the UK National Health Service. The R-ITI project uses Giunti Labs solutions for training radiologists with a target of significant reduction in radiology-based diagnosing time. It is one of the most successful eLearning projects in Europe," said Cardinali.