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Delivery Platform Provides Infrastructure for Any e-learning Solution

05/01/01

Learnframe, developer of knowledge-commerce and e-learning infrastructure technologies, has created a delivery platform titled Nebo. As an integration, development and delivery platform, Nebo with KYSO Technology provides the infrastructure for any e-learning solution, and includes a sophisticated learning management system (LMS). This infrastructure, called the Universal Platform, has the capability to support all content vendors and to connect to all third party applications. Nebo can give any LMS provider the capability to connect its customers to any courseware content and software application, regardless of standards.

Nebo features a Java-based component architecture that provides complete freedom to build any e-learning solution that works perfectly without boundaries or restrictions. The system permits users to add new content, existing applications or emerging technologies without disrupting the current system. Learnframe, Draper, UT, (800) 783-8900, www.learnframe.com.

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