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Logo Customer Industry Empl. Revenue Country Vendor Application Category When VAR/SI Insight Insight Source
Isuzu Motors Asia Automotive 44495 $17.0B Japan Humanica Humanica Workplaze Training Learning and Development 2025 n/a In 2025, Isuzu Motors Asia was listed as a new Humanica Workplaze client, initiating a Workplaze deployment that targets HR processes and Learning and Development in the Southeast Asia region. The engagement is framed around Humanica Workplaze Training as the identified application, aligning the company, Humanica Workplaze Training, Learning and Development business function. Use of the Humanica Workplaze Training module is inferred from Humanica’s product portfolio and the Q1 2025 announcement, rather than explicitly confirmed in the source. As a Learning and Development implementation, typical functional capabilities likely in scope include course management, learner enrollment and assignment workflows, competency tracking, and training administration aligned to HR process flows. The announcement identifies regional scope as Southeast Asia and targets HR and L&D business functions within Isuzu Motors Asia, covering corporate HR, talent development and regional training program management. The source does not specify named integrations or external systems, so integration details with HR information systems, identity providers or reporting platforms are not described in the available material. Governance and rollout specifics were not disclosed in the source, though the deployment signal implies coordination between HR centers of excellence and regional HR administrators for phased adoption and centralized training governance. Documentation from Humanica positions the Workplaze suite for orchestrating L&D workflows, which informs the implementation narrative for Isuzu Motors Asia without asserting unlisted technical or outcome details.
Asahi Kasei Oil, Gas and Chemicals 50352 $20.7B Japan Humanica Humanica Workplaze Training Learning and Development 2025 n/a In 2025 Asahi Kasei implemented Humanica Workplaze Training to support HR and learning initiatives in the Southeast Asia market, an engagement disclosed in Humanica Q1 2025 investor slides. The public disclosure ties Asahi Kasei to Humanica Workplaze Training and indicates a focus on Learning and Development functionality rather than other vendor modules. The implementation centers on Learning and Development capabilities within Humanica Workplaze Training, with category-aligned capabilities inferred from the product family. Core functional workflows expected in the deployment include learning management for course creation and cataloging, learner enrollment and assignment workflows, assessment and competency tracking, compliance training management, learning record tracking and operational reporting, and mobile learner access for regional users. No specific third party integrations were disclosed in the source slide deck, therefore named system connections are not confirmed. Category-aligned deployments of Humanica Workplaze Training commonly accommodate integration points with corporate HRIS, identity and access management for single sign-on, and external content libraries, so the Asahi Kasei engagement is likely provisioned for standard HR and authentication interoperability even though those integrations were not listed. Governance and operational coverage from the announcement places ownership with HR and regional learning teams in Southeast Asia, indicating a regional rollout scope rather than a single-site pilot. Rollout and change management activities are expected to be coordinated by corporate HR and regional learning leads to align course catalogs and compliance tracks with local requirements, however the public materials do not disclose detailed governance processes or outcomes.
Distribution 56400 $104.7B Japan KnowBe4 KnowBe4 HRM+ Learning and Development 2024 n/a
Manufacturing 77136 $13.2B Japan KnowBe4 KnowBe4 HRM+ Learning and Development 2023 n/a
Manufacturing 46305 $6.4B Japan KnowBe4 KnowBe4 HRM+ Learning and Development 2021 n/a
Retail 100 $400M Japan KnowBe4 KnowBe4 HRM+ Learning and Development 2022 n/a
Professional Services 72905 $8.6B Japan Coursebase Coursebase LMS Learning and Development 2017 n/a
Leisure and Hospitality 19078 $2.4B Japan Jinjer Jinjer e-Learning Learning and Development 2023 n/a
Retail 1181 $458M Japan Jinjer Jinjer e-Learning Learning and Development 2023 n/a
Leisure and Hospitality 1429 $590M Japan Jinjer Jinjer e-Learning Learning and Development 2023 n/a
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