OSLO: Mintra has once again been named as one of the top learning technology providers of the year by the Learning & Performance Institute (LPI).
The LPI’s Top 15 Highest-Performing Learning Technology Providers 2020 report identifies organisations with a strong track record in quality of service and user experiences.
The report is compiled using data collected from the LPI’s accreditation programme – which Mintra has been a part of for 10 years – and recognises providers that are achieving the highest overall KPI scores against benchmarking.
Edward Monk, CEO of LPI, said: “Learning technology providers operate in a highly competitive space – they must ensure their products are accessible, stable, high-performing, compliant, scalable, and rich with reporting functionality.
“Achieving the LPI accreditation validates their commitment to providing the best technologies, as well as their dedication to staff development, market relevance, and business performance.
“The 15 organisations have a clear roadmap by which to build their capability and adapt their strategy for continual success. They demonstrate a strong customer value proposition and have a corporate culture that instils confidence throughout sales and marketing, to delivery and after-sales support.”
Mintra’s inclusion in the report was welcomed by CEO Scott Kerr. He added: “Mintra is delighted to be ranked in the top 15 Learning Technology Providers again in 2020. Developing and deploying technology solutions for safety-critical industries has its own unique challenges and we thank the Learning Performance Institute for recognising the high standards required to operate in these specialist markets.”
It may be mentioned here following a successful share issue in which Mintra Holding AS raised NOK 500 million through a private placement, the company’s shares are admitted to trading on Merkur Market. The share is traded under the ticker code MNTR-ME.
