Tech Mahindra Successfully Consolidates Learning and Development Platform

SumTotal System, LLC, a Skillsoft company and a leading provider of next-generation HR solutions, today announced that Tech Mahindra now offers holistic learning and professional development using the SumTotal Learn platform. After a detailed evaluation process, Tech Mahindra, a specialist in digital transformation, consulting and business re-engineering, selected SumTotal’s learning management system (LMS) to power its learning and talent development needs.

Tech Mahindra sought to consolidate onto a single LMS platform that delivered the following:

• An easy-to-usemobile learning platform integrated into the LMS
• A seamless user experience that  integratedthe LMS with Human Resource Management Systems
• Ongoing synchronization of data across satellite systems
• The ability to migrate content and data from other systems and to create insightful, actionable reports
• Better management and delivery of trainingto reduce manual work

“SumTotal Learn offers us superior capabilities for deploying and administering learning initiatives across our organization,” Tech Mahindra CTO AS Murthy said. “SumTotal’s solution also provides the ability to set up and run various domains, courses and audiences for a globally-distributed organization like ours, with operations across six continents. We believe that SumTotal’s solutions will align our knowledge sharing programs with corporate initiatives planned for the future growth.”

“We believe that Indian organizations in the services sectors of financial services, telecommunications, IT services and ITES, which are expanding rapidly, will be able to differentiate themselves from the competition by investing in learning and talent solutions to improve employee productivity,” said Rishi Rana, General Manager, India & APAC, SumTotal Systems. “As a global leader in this marketplace, SumTotal stands committed to bringing the best-in-class integrated HR and talent management solutions to India to cater to the need of Indian organizations.”