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We CREATE, IMPLEMENT and SUSTAIN blended solutions for PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT through the innovative use of technology. A system is defined as a set of concepts or parts that must work together to perform a particular function. An organization is a system or a collection of systems. Every job in an organization is used by a system to produce a product or service. The product or service is the means by which a organization supports itself. Besides Instructional System Design (ISD), there are several traditional systematic approaches to training such as Performance-Based Training (PBT) and Criterion Referenced Instruction (CRI)