An average of about 7.6 million barrels per day Saudi Aramco comes as “the world’s leader in crude oil reserves and production” as stated by the Petroleum Intelligence Weekly.
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The company’s massive
Learning Management System (LMS) comprises over 700 courses in various email data areas ranging from sophisticated petrochemical sciences to soft skills and effective communication and leadership. Saudi Aramco has always set challenging criteria for the selection of its e-learning service providers, which has made it difficult even for the big players to penetrate into the company’s sphere of employee training.
As part of the employee training program
The company periodically hosts some of the world’s leading professionals from all walks of life to provide technical training to its employees. The management noticed that this busy professionals and urban dwellers type of instructor-based training -valuable as it was- has benefited. Only a limited number of employees due to time and place constraints typically associated with this type of training. In order to utilize this training to its full potential and increase its availability to a greater number of employees. The surest solution was to convert these training sessions into computer-based training.
Once the decision was made
A request for proposals was published in several local and international newspapers. 14 of the biggest e-learning players in the region rushed to submit their proposals in an industrious saudi data quest to win. The credit and honor of working with such an eminent name; GNSE Group was one of them. Preliminary inspections unquestionably indicated that GNSE Group stood head and shoulders above. All competitors with its proposed solution not only in terms of budget but also in terms of quality and sophistication.
Saudi Aramco expressed their surprise
Admiration with the level of quality and interactivity exhibited by our demos during a showcase at the client’s premises. A few days later, GNSE Group was officially inform that. It has been unanimously select to undertake the courseware development project. Saudi Aramco expressed their enthusiasm to see their subject matter transformed into e-learning courseware similar to what has been showcase.
A month later, an initial prototype
Was ready for the Saudi Aramco’s appraisal. Surprisingly enough, the prototype was the spark that started a series of cooperation with the company. It wasn’t long after the initial prototype was demonstrate that. Saudi Aramco decided to contract with GNSE Group for the development of a complete. Package of petrochemical courseware that was not plan for development yet.