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Local company lands prestigious e-learning award

17 Feb 2003 - by Staff reporter
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AN E-LEARNING solution that helped South African Airways (SAA) to train flight deck and cabin crew across all SAA fleets and for the airline’s new A340 Airbus aircraft acquisition has earned kudos for its developer.
Safmarine Computer Services (SCS), a separate entity within the Danish A.P. Moller Group, won the prestigious IBM Lotus “Beacon” Award for the e-learning solution, against fierce international competition.

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