Seertech Solutions has been designated as a “Leader” in Learning Services by global analyst firm NelsonHall in its latest Vendor Evaluation and Assessment Tool (NEAT).

This award recognizes our vision to be one of the world’s leading learning management system providers, delivering on complex compliance and learning needs with a reputation for service excellence.

Our position as a leader in the Innovation in Technology/Tools market segment recognizes the mission-critical value that clients rely on from both our solution and our deep partnership commitment. It also recognizes our investment in product innovation and evolution at scale that positions Seertech, and our clients at the forefront of our and their industries.

Seertech’s expertise and innovation are demonstrated through its highly configurable, compliant, and secure Seertech Learning LMS platform and through creative offerings enabling clients to rethink and transform their learning for a more remote/distributed world of work,” said Nikki Edwards, Principal Analyst, HR Technology & Services, NelsonHall.

The Seertech team remains committed to delivering flexible, cutting-edge solutions that address our clients’ corporate compliance, workforce enablement, learning e-commerce, and on-the-job, in the flow of work training needs – at scale. Our innovative, flexible solutions and our deep understanding of our client’s industries and business operations continue to drive our client’s mission-critical learning initiatives, delivering unquestioned value from their learning technology investment.

Download a copy of the Seertech Learning Services NEAT report.

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