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LearnStream was an elearning company based in Fredericton, Canada. The company was started in 1998〔Andre Veniot, Building a Dream, Telegraph Journal, May 1, 1998〕 through a leveraged management buyout of the product development group from its former parent company, FirstClass Systems Corp based in White Rock, BC. The company was founded by entrepreneurs Ken Reimer, 〔(Personal Website for Ken Reimer )〕 and Phil Lambert, who raised the capital and engineered the management buyout from the parent company. Reimer was previously president of FirstClass Systems Product Development Corporation, and had previous entrepreneurial adventures in Western Canada. Lambert was previously vice president of FirstClass Systems Product Development Corporation and brought extensive experience with large multi-national manufacturers and small start-ups to the venture. == Description == With a team of over 150 developers, LearnStream designed and developed high quality e-learning customized solutions for clients in North America and Europe. Although the company focused originally on IT training solutions, it later developed a client base in financial services, pharmaceuticals, international development, and defense. One of the highest recognitions for the company was winning the Canadian New Media ''Company of the Year'' award in 2000.〔LearnStream Nominated, The Daily Gleaner, June 21, 2000〕 Collecting many awards for its outstanding work includes numerous Cindy awards, KIRA Award, K. C. Irving Quality Award, and a number of Multimedia Producer awards.〔Training Wheels, AV Video Multimedia Producer, February 2001〕 The company was purchased in 2005 by Vitesse Learning and closed its operations.New Brunswick. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「LearnStream」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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