Canada-based IsaiX wanted a cross-platform tool called Burst to allow trainers and employees to access, annotate, and organize training documents from any device. Sreejana Medley built it with full SCORM compliance and a powerful admin back-end, and the product achieved widespread adoption across IsaiX’s enterprise client base.
Enterprise training programs relied on static documents with no structured, interactive delivery mechanism.
Trainers and employees had no single platform for accessing and annotating training documents on both desktop and mobile. Content was fragmented across shared drives and email attachments.
SCORM compliance was a hard requirement for the product to work within clients’ existing Learning Management Systems. Non-compliant software would be blocked from enterprise deployment.
Administrators needed a robust interface to upload courses, create highlights, manage content, and monitor usage. A basic back-end would not be sufficient for enterprise-scale course management.
Many users operated in environments without reliable internet connectivity. Offline content access was a requirement that standard web-based solutions could not meet.
Sreejana Medley built Burst as a cross-platform application for desktop and mobile, with distinct permission levels for users and trainers. HTML5, JavaScript, and Silverlight were used for the admin interface. Full SCORM compliance was built in from the start to ensure interoperability with the LMS.
Sreejana Medley delivered a cross-platform learning tool with annotation, highlighting, and SCORM-compliant functionality.
Users could only see the training documents relevant to their enrolled courses. Trainers had access to a wider set, including annotation and highlights created for their learners.
Trainers could add notes and highlights directly to documents within the platform. Users could see trainer annotations and add their own personal notes alongside them.
Learners could zoom into high-resolution images and view contextual information attached to each visual. This improved comprehension for complex technical and process training materials.
Burst was built to meet SCORM standards, ensuring it worked seamlessly with any Learning Management System already in use. Enterprise clients could deploy without infrastructure changes.
Administrators used a powerful Silverlight-based back-end to create courses, upload content, build quizzes, and monitor usage analytics. The interface gave full content control without developer involvement.
Users could download and access course materials without an active internet connection. This made Burst deployable in field environments, manufacturing facilities, and other offline settings.
Burst became one of IsaiX’s most commercially successful products.
The vast majority of IsaiX’s enterprise clients adopted Burst and integrated it into their training programs. Usage data confirmed that it met a genuine need that had previously gone unaddressed.
Positive reviews highlighted ease of use, the quality of the annotation experience, and the reliability of offline access. Client satisfaction scores were high across all deployment contexts.
The success of Burst deepened the relationship between IsaiX and Sreejana Medley. Sreejana Medley has remained IsaiX’s primary development partner across multiple products for over ten years.
Sreejana Medley built Burst with the same discipline they bring to every learning technology project: deep understanding of how people learn, SCORM expertise, and reliable cross-device delivery. If your learning content is better than your delivery platform, let us fix that.
Enterprise training tools live and die on adoption. Sreejana Medley has built complex, standards-compliant training tools in record time, and the client relationships that followed lasted a decade. If you have a specialized tool that needs to be done right and done quickly, let’s talk.