As a large provider of leadership development, sales effectiveness, and customer-service training with more than 1,800 employees in 42 nations, time-to-market is a critical component of AchieveGlobal's competitive advantage. The company selected Xyleme's learning-content management solution to create their multitude of learning products from a single source of content that can be rendered on demand to any output format.

By designing their content for Reusability 2.0 and storing it in a native XML format, AchieveGlobal can now:

• Update their products quickly and effectively without having to recreate from scratch;
• Customize training on-demand for each audience;
• Re-brand learning products based on client requirements;
• Localize content to meet global market demands.

"Our overarching goal is to maximize the ROI on AchieveGlobal's training products by delivering content that evolves in step with our clients' processes, audiences, and organizational requirements", comments Mary Miller, VP of Professional Services at AchieveGlobal. "The ability provided by Xyleme to effortlessly update, customise, localise and render our rich content to any desired delivery format has reduced our time-to-market for customized courses from an average of six weeks to less than six hours."

"The market's adoption of Xyleme LCMS for EMC Documentum underscores the need for learning as a critical component of enterprise content management", comments Mark Hellinger, President and CEO of Xyleme. "As AchieveGlobal's success demonstrates, a single source of enterprise content that leverages one hundred percent XML authoring and publishing capabilities can significantly impact an organization's competitive advantage in today's dynamic and difficult environment."

To learn more about AchiveGlobal's single-source success and how to design for reusability, view the on-demand version of Xyleme's latest webinar "Designing Learning Content for Reusability 2.0", hosted by AchieveGlobal's Mary Miller and Xyleme's VP of Client Services, Stuart Grossman. Over 800 learning practitioners have registered for this educational event to learn how reusable learning objects can be developed and applied within their organization to drive significant ROI.