Our Principles

These are our principles for our work:

  • Value: a learning solution is always an investment with an expected return
  • End-to-end solution: the customer expects a complete solution with minimum management effort
  • Technology: technology allows organizations reducing costs, growing in reach, increasing flexibility and shorting time to market
  • Innovation: always trying to find new ways to improve learning process
  • Customer satisfaction: an excellent service is critical for student satisfaction and for learning effectiveness

Latest posts

Online education has arrived to stay: EdX initiative from Harvard and the MIT May 18, 2012

EdX is a joint partnership between The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University to offer online learning to millions of people around the world. EdX will offer Harvard and MIT classes online for free.

From cross-channel to augmented reality May 9, 2012

New trends in learning are evolving not only to the combination of experiences in different channels, but to the combination of the real world with the virtual world. This is what is being called “augmented reality”.

Is there enough investment on education to face economical crisis? May 7, 2012

In these times do not invest in education. By any chance, do you know the excuse?. Bingo! the “good crisis”. Aren’t we going too far cutting down even in training our professionals to reduce costs?. Let’s be selective, more demanding, but let us train employees, professional and clients. It’s the best way to put them on our side and face “The Crisis”.

Innovative techniques to manage customer objections May 3, 2012

During the workshop that took place in the Chamber of Commerce of Madrid, attendees learnt innovative techniques to manage customer objections. The most important conclusion was that when a customer raises an objection, an opportunity for additional business opens in front of us; let us learn how to take advantage of it.

CeCs and dark matter April 30, 2012

Dark matter is an unknown component of the universe, is thought to be responsible for the expansion of the universe, began in the Big Bang, growing rather than diminishing. We leave this problem for physicists and astronomers. We, employers must ensure that our products and services get closer to customers effectively, is dark matter responsible for keeping them away?. The Adhoc Learning Customer Education Learning Centre may reverse the direction of motion. Learn how.