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We are a consultancy and software development company in Berlin that specialises in the creation of integrated learning and training solutions based on e-learning apps for smartphones.

Our core competence is the leading-edge content development with Adobe Captivate and we are able, working with partners where necessary, to offer the full range of services from creating visions for organisational and social transformations to the configuration and management of Learning Management Systems (LMS).

We are used to working and delivering content in several languages.

Challenges of the "Home Office"...

Fast Internet is not enough...

Even if you are used to working online: sustained, productive work from home can be challenging, especially with children.

As many people have been finding out, a fast Internet connection, a powerful computer and feature-rich software are not enough.
New skills are needed not only to use the software that enables effective remote teamwork, but also to manage (if not juggle) the competing demands of work and family life under constrained circumstances.

How can Sapiram help you, incl. your family, work and learn from home?

Why Sapiram?

We specialise in learning / training systems for adults, teenagers and children. We cover the full range from analysis to the development of e-learning modules and implementation of learning management systems.

Sapiram's CEO has relevant experience:

15 years' working from home
5 years' running educational programmes for pupils
after he left school aged 13, he studied from home and then graduated from one of the world's leading universities.

Do you want to improve your work from home?

Contact us to find out more

How to deal with the end of the Adobe "Flash" Player?

If you are responsible for e-learning courses that contain Adobe Flash-based elements, you will probably be aware that they will no longer be usable after the end of this year. By then, Adobe will cease to support the Flash Player, which is already deactivated in the main browsers by default. So, if those courses will continue to be needed, the SWF content will have to be converted to HTML5 format. How complex and expensive that work will be, depends on several factors, such as: ...