Technology Category
- Cybersecurity & Privacy - Identity & Authentication Management
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Education
- Packaging
Applicable Functions
- Logistics & Transportation
Use Cases
- Intelligent Packaging
- Virtual Training
Services
- Training
About The Customer
iAM Learning is a fast-growing e-learning content provider based in Chester, UK. The company provides engaging, off-the-shelf training materials to a wide range of businesses and institutions. They use character-driven storytelling to convey information, steering e-learning away from dry slide decks in favor of high-quality animations that bring training materials to life. iAM Learning's business model is centered around digital content, and they rely heavily on a team of in-house experts and creative freelancers around the world, including animators, graphic designers, storyboard artists, voiceover artists, and scriptwriters.
The Challenge
iAM Learning, a UK-based e-learning content provider, was experiencing rapid growth, serving five times as many customers as they did a few years ago. Their unique approach to e-learning, which involves character-driven storytelling and high-quality animations, led to an increasing demand for their services. However, the company faced challenges in managing and sharing their rapidly growing collection of digital content. Initially, they managed their content manually using tools like Dropbox, which was manageable with a small team. However, as the business scaled, more people, including customers and partners, needed to access the same content, necessitating a more efficient management system. Additionally, iAM Learning wanted to deliver finished e-learning content to customers in a more polished package, enhancing the user experience.
The Solution
iAM Learning adopted Canto, a digital asset management (DAM) platform, to manage their content at scale and deliver finished courses in a polished package. Canto offered a powerful DAM solution with simple, straightforward pricing, aligning with iAM Learning's budget. With Canto, iAM Learning automated tedious content management processes, boosting efficiency across the organization. The platform also served as an invaluable resource for external contributors, including animators, graphic designers, storyboard artists, voiceover artists, and scriptwriters. It provided a library of content at everyone’s fingertips, facilitating efficient collaboration and reducing duplicate work. Furthermore, Canto enabled iAM Learning to deliver finished courses to customers in a user-friendly package, with customers also having direct access to a library of graphics, banners, and trailer videos.
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