Phoenix, AZ – November 2, 2007 – Auralog and IDC release white paper “Corporate e-Learning Solutions: Issues and Outlook” - addressing common language learning challenges faced by corporations globally and outlining results-oriented solutions from global organizations.

Pioneering language learning company and developer of the award-winning TELL ME MOREÒ suite of language learning solutions, Auralog, in partnership with IDC, examined the impact of how using dynamic, engaging language learning programs within corporate environments improves language acquisition including pronunciation, knowledge retention and proficiency. The paper explores how Auralog’s TELL ME MOREÒ solutions deliver proven methods focusing on reading, writing, speaking, comprehension and cultural nuances and immerses corporate learners into a dynamic language environment; thereby increasing the rate of acuity and the ability to represent the corporation and communicate effectively. The white paper further outlines key challenges and ways that numerous leading international organizations have successfully implemented TELL ME MOREÒ to create and sustain competitive advantage.

“This white paper confirms our commitment to quality and innovation,” says Nagi Sioufi, Auralog President and CEO. “Being able to reach more learners and offer dynamic learning opportunities never before available in this field – and at much greater cost efficiencies than traditional classroom-based instruction - reinforces our technology and program investments. It's gratifying to see companies such as Gentronics, GlaxoSmithKline and Konica Minolta embrace e-learning and break down the traditional barriers of language and geography.”

About Auralog

Auralog is the world leader in language learning software and publisher of TELL ME MOREÒ. Auralog incorporates over 20 years of language empowerment experience and advanced technology including speech recognition, video, and spoken language tracking into the TELL ME MORE suite of products. With offices in Phoenix, Arizona, France, China, Gemany, Mexico and Spain, Auralog has more than 350 employees and provides services globally to over 5 million learners and more than 10,000 organizations. www.auralog.com