TO LEARN OR NOT TO LEARN: IT RADIO NETWORK FEATURES INTERIVEW WITH SABA SOFTWARE EXEC

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – August 14, 2000 -- IT Radio Network, the voice behind eBusiness, is featuring in-depth interviews with Kim Woodward, Director of Product Marketing for Saba Software (Nasdaq: SABA).

In the interview, Woodward discussed the changing face of the eLearning landscape, building intranet infrastructure for companies and the move into the B-to-C market.

According to Woodward, eLearning isn’t just online learning anymore. "One of the things that we’re seeing is a transition to broaden the definition of eLearning to mean online access to all forms of learning," said Woodward. "This really takes into account the different learning styles and optimizes the delivery methods to the people throughout an extended enterprise."

Woodward also discussed the world of company wide Intranet eLearning, and why Saba has an advantage over companies who develop their own infrastructures. "I think the key difference is that these companies are not in learning as their core business," said Woodward. "We do learning management systems and we automate the process that’s required. We are experts in this and can really provide that as a service to companies whose business in really not directly in the learning area."

The entire interview and others are available free online in RealAudio and text at http://www.itradionetwork.com.

To access Kim Woodward’s interview directly, visit
http://www.itradionetwork.com/scripts/woodwardk.cfm

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IT Radio Network is an online audio business magazine that features a variety of tech trends, company spotlights and one-on-one interviews with the people reshaping the world of technology. The site is produced by Sky Radio, which produces radio programs for online magazines, a network of corporate Web sites, several major airline carriers and CEOLive.com.

Interviews also currently available on IT Radio Network include Hewlett Packard (NYSE: HWP), Baltimore Technologies (Nasdaq: BALT), Mercury Interactive (Nasdaq: MERQ), Secure Computing (Nasdaq: SCUR), J.D. Edwards (Nasdaq: JDEC) and Verisign (Nasdaq: VRSN).

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