MLink was established in 1990. From day one, our clients' business objectives have guided us in the development of our custom programs. This intense focus on the business result ensures that our learning, performance, and media designs support real business outcomes and create customer value.
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- On March 15, Regan Smith founds HyperGraphics Training Systems, Inc. in Denton, TX.
- May 14 is first day of operation.
- Alcon Laboratories is the first client.
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- Windows 3.0 introduced.
- Hypergraphics provides wireless interactive keypad technology to automate corporate classrooms.
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- On April 22, the company name changed to "MLink Technologies, Inc." Company moves to Lewisville, Texas (suburb of Dallas, Texas).
- "Linking mind & media to improve human performance™" established.
- MLink begins Computer-Based Training (CBT) custom design and development.
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- IconAuthor is MLink's primary CBT authoring tool.
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- CD-ROM and Windows 95 add multimedia capability to MLink learning solutions.
- GTE "Selling for Success" curriculum for Customer Service Representatives includes voice-over scenarios practicing customer interactions combined with using
software applications.
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- AuthorWare becomes MLink's primary CBT authoring tool.
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- MLink collaborates with EDS internal and external communications group to design "EDS Brand" blended learning.
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- MCI and EPRI (Electrical Power Research Institute) select MLink to design technical simulations.
- MLink becomes value-added reseller for Quest, Designer's Edge and Manager's Edge – all tools designed for rapid development and deployment of computer-navigationd training.
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- Chase Bank hires MLink to design interactive multimedia "Starlinks" curriculum.
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- MLink celebrates its 10th year.
- Web-navigationd Training (WBT) or eLearning becomes predominant, accelerating value
to clients.
- Nokia hires MLink to design ground-breaking e-support/learning prototype (NokiaHowTo.com) to support just-in-time performance for AT&T customer
service reps.
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- Nokia hires MLink to build out www.nokiahowto.com for the entire mobile phone
product line.
- Enhanced for direct access by consumers world-wide, the site decreased costs of
customer service.
- MLink named amound "2001 Dallas 100 Fastest Growing Companies."
- MLink designs first mobile learning for Nokia Communicator product.
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- MLink converts NokiaHowTo.com to Flash to enhance product simulations.
- MLink named amound "2002 Dallas 100 Fastest Growing Companies."
- MLink provides in-box CD-ROM Nokia Product training and Getting Started Guides
for consumers.
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- Lennox hires MLink to provide CD-ROM product sales training to dealers.
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- MLink organizes and sponsors DFW Director's Roundtable.
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- Radio Shack hires MLink to implement store-wide WorkBrain time and attendance system and to provide eLearning for retail store sales and operations training.
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- FedEx Office hires MLink to create mission-critical operations training as they launch a new business model with smaller stores. Also began providing product and solution eLearning for store Team Members.
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- MLink awarded Tech Titans Technology Advocate Award from the DFW Metroplex Technology Business Council.
- MLink designs robust online simulations for triage and life support for American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP).
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- Toshiba hires MLink to design Interactive Training Manuals for products.
- La Quinta hires MLink to create performance simulations for front desk service reps.
- MLink creates first learning portal for Emergency Management Services Corporation.
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- MLink begins providing Global translation services to clients, including Baker Hughes and FM Global.
- MLink begins producing videos in Blu-Ray format.
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- MLink celebrates its 20th year.
- Thomson Reuters collaborates with MLink on Single Source Publishing.
- Michaels Stores hires MLink to design certification and support program for jewelry instructors (www.BeadCornerDesignAcademy.com).
- City of Plano hires MLink to design environmental-awareness eLearning.
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- MLink moves into new headquarters, increasing space and adding more capabilities for video production.
- MLink begins designing mobile learning solutions for clients to provide extended learning and performance support.
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