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1. 1. group insurance - Live online learning to grow 30% in 04, as informal usage expands through enterprise

   www.knightchills.com/articles/ - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/18/2003   Last Visited: 5/25/2004

   Chris Brenchley of iLearning, said the company is seeing usage grow beyond the sales and training operations to investor relations and marketing/communications. "More organizations are applying live delivery to a much broader range of business applications," Brenchley said.

2. 2. SellingPower.com's Meetings Newsletter

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   Published on: 1/13/2003   Last Visited: 1/14/2003

   We believe in the power and impact video brings to the learning equation," says Christopher Brenchley, iLearning's director of strategic product management. In light of that philosophy, iLearning considers Resound to be "more of an event platform, not a meeting platform. What differentiates the two are scale and impact.
   
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   They have reduced those six to eight weeks down to a one-day cast, says Brenchley.
   
   Want to test the product? An ad hoc event using the Resound Network classrooms runs about $100,000, Brenchley says. Enterprise or subscription customers doing regular communications - say, using the network solution to launch a product or conduct a national sales meeting and then following up with regional training sessions via the Web - will pay about $5,000 to $10,000 a month. Think it sounds like a lot? Compare those numbers to the cost of your annual sales meeting. Chances are you'll be looking at significant savings.
   
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3. 3. Caliber.com : Caliber News Articles

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   Published on: 3/1/2001   Last Visited: 1/25/2002

   Chris Brenchley, director of strategic product management for the company, says that Caliber helps corporations take advantage of the richness and interactivity that broadband brings to the e-learning table. "We have partnerships with folks like Enron that really extend our distribution capabilities. Enron is focused on broadband solutions. We can actually use our products and technology as an on ramp to their broadband network."
   
   Caliber also understands the importance of solutions that play in a broadband and narrowband world, adds Brenchley. "We are built inherently more for a broadband model, but we still support a lower bandwidth experience while providing a large degree of interactivity as well. We recognize that you need to support more than just the broad common denominator. We'll hit our sweet spot as streaming media rates of 100 kpbs and up become more common."
   
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