SmarterU LMS earns top 15 ranking for All-Purpose Learning Systems
By Susan Hurrell

Neovation Learning Solutions is proud to announce that their learning management system, SmarterU LMS (opens in a new tab), has earned a top 15 ranking in the All-Purpose Learning System category of the 2023 Talented Learning Extended Enterprise Learning System Awards (opens in a new tab).

Talented Learning uses exacting criteria when considering applicants for their awards. To be considered, every vendor must complete an in-depth 92-question capability survey and conduct a 60-minute executive briefing and demonstration with John Leh, founder of Talented Learning.
The All-Purpose Learning Systems category consists of learning systems that can be used effectively in a broad range of use cases, industries, and locations. These vendors strive to maximize their total addressable market.
On their awards announcement page (opens in a new tab), Leh wrote:
Neovation is a learning system and service provider with an all-purpose LMS (SmarterU (opens in a new tab)) and gamified microlearning platform (OttoLearn (opens in a new tab)) that work together to support high-end learner experiences.
He also noted SmarterU LMS strengths:
Strengths include role management, portal design, gamified content creation, spaced-repetition learning reinforcement, AI proctoring, and grading, as well as the ability to develop a knowledge base. Managed administrative services and content development are just some of their many service offerings.
The entire Neovation team is honored that SmarterU LMS was selected for this award.
Thank you, John!
About John Leh & Talented Learning
Talented Learning, LLC is an independent research and consulting firm devoted to helping organizations of all sizes choose and use LMS solutions and related technologies for their unique business needs.
Founded early in 2014 by eLearning industry veterans John Leh and Joelle Girton, they’re on a mission to advance awareness and adoption of learning technology that adds business value, primarily for the extended enterprise.