Human Performance Technologies Corp. Releases Custom QuickWare E-Learning Solutions

HPT’s first series of Custom QuickWareINTO courses cover workplace violence, sexual harassment, positive employee relations, new hire orientation, privacy awareness, and information security. E-learning courses under development will cover workplace diversity, communication skills and compliance issues that affect services and manufacturing industries.

“A quality e-learning program, with a corporation’s look and feel, is becoming one the most cost-efficient, fastest ways to educate, motivate, retain and attract employees in today’s workforce,” said Margaret Rueda, HPT president and founder.

“HPT’s Custom QuickWarequality uses quality instruction, interactive components, graphic creativity and segmented modules to keep learners engaged so they can enjoy learning. And employers don’t have to wait months for a product they need now.”

E-learning programs can be accessed 24/7 to provide information on-demand to employees in a single location or many geographic areas. And the cost savings for companies can be exponential. E-learning expert Brandon Hall indicates in his October 2000 report on best practices in distance learning that IBM saved $200 million in 1999 with e-learning. The company was able to provide five times the learning at one-third the cost of alternate delivery.(1)

HPT, a learning and communications consulting firm, is headquartered in Farmington, Connecticut and was founded in 1991. HPT develops e-learning and Intranet communication sites to help clients meet employee learning needs and internal communication goals. HPT also has worked on distance learning initiatives for children ingrades K-12. HPT markets to businesses throughout the Northeast. Some of its clients include GE Capital, UBS Warburg, CIGNA, GE Financial Assurance, JP Morgan Chase and Aetna. For more company information, visit www.hptcorp.com.

For a product demo, visit www.hptcorp.com/demos.html. Username: Mediademo Password: media.

*(1)Brandon Hall, “E-return on Investment,” Online Learning News, November 20, 2000, Vol. 3 No. 35, www.vnulearning.com.