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Bites puts training where the workers already are
A lesson can be beautifully made and still never reach the shop floor. Bites bets on short videos, familiar messaging channels, and fewer doors between a worker and the answer.
Intertek Alchemy and the trouble with “trained”
A worker can pass a quiz and still get the job wrong. Intertek Alchemy has built a business around the distance between knowing the answer and doing the work.
The Safety Company That Knows Your Training Is Already Fading
Intertek Catalyst built a business around an awkward fact: the safety lesson everyone understood on Monday may be gone by Friday. Its answer is part agency, part classroom and part behavioral nudge - repeated until the right action becomes habit.
Schoox Is Betting the Next Great Business Metric Is Hiding in the Training Room
Most learning systems can tell a boss who finished the course. Schoox wants to tell them whether the course changed the business - a much harder promise aimed squarely at the frontline.
Opus Training
Opus Training is a New York-based, AI-powered mobile training platform built for the frontline, deskless workforce - the servers, cooks, housekeepers, grocery clerks and factory staff who rarely sit at a desk. Founded by CEO Rachael Nemeth, Opus delivers bite-sized, mobile-first lessons and standard operating procedures directly to workers' phones, onboards staff faster, auto-translates content into 100+ languages, and tracks training completion across every location in real time. It replaces binders and legacy LMS tools with training that lives where frontline employees actually work.