Learningfast mentioned in Victorian Government e.Learning Statement on International Competitiveness

The Victorian Governments' recent e.Learning Statement on International Competitiveness mentioned Learningfast under the subheading of 'turning local success into international business', The following is an extract of the e.Learning Statement.

African educators are looking for training materials they can use to develop basic information and communications technology skills - including how to operate a PC, how to use email and the Internet, how to use word processing, spreadsheet and presentation software, and how to create websites.
The London-based Imfundo partnership for IT in education (imfundo.digitalbrain.com) responded by evaluating 15 ICT skills and training packages suitable for educators in Africa. Learningfast?s ICT Skills Benchmark topped the rankings with a score of 91 per cent - well ahead of systems from big names including Intel, the BBC and UNESCO. The ICT Skills Benchmark, developed for the demanding local market, is a certification program that develops and measures skills and competencies against Australian training standards covering essential ICT topics.
Learningfast already has a strong presence in South Africa (www.za.learningfast.com), Malaysia (www.my.learningfast.com) and the United States (www.us.learningfast.com), as well as throughout Australia. Europe is next: Mercedes-Benz and Chrysler Jeep Dodge, two divisions of DaimlerChrysler Australia, chose Learningfast to provide a training and product knowledge system for their dealer network. Learningfast's solution was a custom-built, dynamic, automated training website which was launched worldwide in Duesseldorf by the Chrysler Jeep Dodge Division.