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Bray Leino BroadSkill is bucking the market and difficult business climate by reporting 7% growth in the first six months of this year.
Bray Leino BroadSkill is bucking the market and difficult business climate by reporting 7% growth in the first six months of this year.
LINE Communications, a leading provider of learning and communications solutions, announces record results for its 2008 financial year end. The achievement of revenues in excess of £7m (an increase of 40% on 2007) crowns a three year growth period which has seen high levels of planned growth and profitability for the company. In the period January 2006 - December 2008, LINE's overall growth has exceeded 135%.
Added funding from top-tier firm Meritech Capital creates significant opportunities for talent management software leader to capture additional market share from competitors.
Managed learning services company KnowledgePool today announced strong financial results after another year of profitable growth through new business wins and a major acquisition.
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Cornerstone OnDemand, the provider of on-demand, integrated learning and talent management (ITM) software and services, has announced that the fourth quarter of 2007 was a record quarter and 2007 a record year for the company, with high growth and top rankings in customer satisfaction for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) learning and talent management provision.
Managed learning services company KnowledgePool today announced strong financial results, after an exceptional year of accolades, new business wins and expansion.
The company - which manages learning for major clients such as British Airways, Lloyds TSB and Merrill Lynch - achieved an operating profit on a turnover of £14.2m, a 90% increase in revenues. Its position as the UK market leader in managed learning has been verified by NelsonHall, the outsourcing analyst firm, which maintains that KnowledgePool has 16% of a £110m UK market that is growing at 13% per annum.
Seminar Author's latest feature caught the eye of many visitors at the World of Learning Conference and Exhibition (WOLCE) last week at the NEC, Birmingham.
QA-IQ, the leading learning services provider, has announced a landmark agreement partnering with private equity firm, Englefield Capital. The agreement will provide QA-IQ with significant resources to continue developing the organisation's growth strategy. Investment in new curriculum areas and learning services, achieved through both organic development and an acquisition strategy, will broaden the customer offering.
The Training Foundation has joined forces with the Financial Services Skills Council (FSSC) in an arrangement designed to increase the number of applicants seeking FSSC Recognised Trainer status by making the recognition process more affordable.
Learning services company KnowledgePool today announced strong financial results for its first full year of trading since it became an independent business under private equity ownership.
BroadSkill, the UK's premier supplier of freelance IT trainers, today announced that revenue growth in 2004 was just under 40%. This is the second year running that growth has been around 40%, meaning that the company has almost doubled in just two years. By comparison, the UK IT training market as a whole declined by 10% in 2003, according to IT Skills Research, and is likely to have been at best flat in 2004.
BroadSkill, the UK's largest supplier of freelance IT trainers, today announced that its revenues grew by 40% in calendar year 2003. This is in contrast to the UK training market which, according to IT Skills Research, is estimated to have declined by 13% over the same period. The UK company, which changed its name on 1st January from Intuition Group, also reported a string of new clients over the period.
Highlights
· Results
- Turnover from continuing operations up by 12% against the previous year
- Order intake remains at a similar level to last year
- Operating profit at Xpertise Training, before allocation of group costs, of £104,000 (2001 - £20,000)
- Opening half costs of £133,000 in the new Training Solutions division
- Operating loss on continuing operations before goodwill amortisation of £246,000 (2001 - loss of £81,000)
- Loss on ordinary activities before tax of £333,000 (2001 - loss of £231,000)
- Successful establishment of Training Solutions division
- London base secured through acquisition of a scheduled training business
- Board optimism with regard to the expansion of the group
Despite difficult trading conditions in the UK IT training market, turnover in the continuing business of Xpertise Training improved by 9% to £4.1 million compared with last year.
High level of recurring contracts has helped contribute to modest revenue growth of 0.5% to EUR 4,149 million (2000: EUR 4,127 million); organic growth of 1.3%.
Epic Group, leaders in e-learning, announce interim results for the six months ended 30 November 2001.
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