ArcLab is a Singapore-based mobile learning SaaS platform built for the frontline deskless workforce - the roughly 2.7 billion workers who don't sit at desks. Organisations use its AI-powered tools to turn documents into bite-sized 'nano learning' modules, deliver them on mobile in any language, and track uptake, compliance and skills gaps. It serves construction, logistics, manufacturing, food & beverage, retail and non-profit teams across Southeast Asia.
OpenSesame is a Portland, Oregon-based e-learning company that runs an online marketplace of curated corporate training courses. Founded in 2011, it aggregates content from hundreds of publishers into a single catalog of tens of thousands of courses spanning business skills, compliance, safety, leadership, technology and wellness, and integrates that content directly into a customer's existing learning management system. The company sells to enterprise and mid-market employers who want to buy, curate and deliver workforce training without stitching together dozens of separate vendors.
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.