Mursion, the industry leader in immersive virtual reality training for emotional intelligence in the workplace, won a total of 20 medals in the coveted Brandon Hall Group Excellence Awards in Technology. Brandon Hall Group announced the winners December 10, 2020.
Organizations winning five or more awards include Accenture, Brainier, Cornerstone, GM, HealthStream, Inkling, MetLife, Mursion, NIIT, Ping An, Raytheon Professional Services, Tata Consultancy Services and Verizon Communications. Mursion was recognized in the following categories, including five Gold medals in “Future of Work,” which is a brand new program area for Brandon Hall Group in 2020:
Future of Work Awards:
Learning and Development Awards:
Sales Enablement Awards:
Talent Acquisition Awards:
Talent Management Awards:
“During a year that has defied description, our team at Mursion is humbled by these accolades,” said Mark Atkinson, CEO of Mursion. “Mursion exists to improve the daily interactions we have at work. Being recognized for that work in these extraordinary times, with client partners of the caliber of H&R Block and Genoa Healthcare, is a true honor.”
Learning and Development Awards:
Talent Acquisition Awards:
“I feel extremely fortunate and proud to work with a talented and dedicated group of individuals who deliver daily on the promise of the technology we’re continuing to build,” said Arjun Nagendran, CTO of Mursion. “Distance and distress brought on by a global crisis have challenged all of us. But we remain grateful for the opportunity to innovate and to continue making a positive impact in people’s lives and livelihood.”
Learning and Development Awards:
Talent Acquisition Awards:
“During a year that has defied description, our team at Mursion is humbled by these accolades,” said Mark Atkinson, CEO of Mursion. “Mursion exists to improve the daily interactions we have at work. Being recognized for that work in these extraordinary times, with client partners of the caliber of H&R Block and Genoa Healthcare, is a true honor.”
“I feel extremely fortunate and proud to work with a talented and dedicated group of individuals who deliver daily on the promise of the technology we’re continuing to build,” said Arjun Nagendran, CTO of Mursion. “Distance and distress brought on by a global crisis have challenged all of us. But we remain grateful for the opportunity to innovate and to continue making a positive impact in people’s lives and livelihood.”
“Technology is the great enabler of human capital management initiatives. It has never been more important than during this rapid evolution of remote work that challenged everyone to instantly adapt,” said Brandon Hall Group Chief Operating Officer and Awards Program Head Rachel Cooke. “Winners of Excellence in Technology Awards are critical drivers of their organizations’ success, especially in these disruptive times. Their solutions resulted in substantial benefit to their business and the human capital management function. That is the ultimate differentiator: the positive business impact of technology.”
“The Excellence Award in Technology also emphasizes the value of collaboration between HCM leaders, business leaders and technology developers. To win, everyone must work together to meet the needs of all stakeholders, especially the end-users. Technology Award winners met this challenge and created value for everyone,” said Brandon Hall Group Chief Executive Officer Mike Cooke.
A panel of veteran independent senior industry experts and Brandon Hall Group senior analysts and executives evaluated the entries based upon the following criteria:
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