"We had offered it to Agilec," said Blake Goldring, chief executive officer of Canada Company, "but they are busy setting up their own system, which is fine." Agilec was asked for comment, but referred questions to Veterans Affairs. Veterans Affairs and National Defence took a stab at developing their own in-house skills translator program — known as MNET. It had its own set of databases and search tools, but was not considered as comprehensive as the one developed by Canada Company. Developing a skills translator was considered the "holy grail" of the department's efforts to improve transition services, he said.

Source: CBC News March 23, 2018 08:00 UTC