Veeva Acquires Learnaboutgmp, a Leading GxP Elearning Content Provider

• Companies Join Forces to Improve Training Efficiency and Compliance With Industry-Leading Content and Technology

Veeva Systems announced that it has acquired Learnaboutgmp, a leading provider of accredited GxP training for life sciences. With more than 170 course titles and over 450 microlearning assets, Learnaboutgmp delivers a comprehensive eLearning library to help organizations develop high-impact learning programs that reduce cost and improve training outcomes.

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By combining Learnaboutgmp’s robust content with Veeva Vault Training, an industry-specific learning management application, companies now have a more efficient, end-to-end training solution to achieve complete GxP compliance. Vault Training is part of the Veeva Vault Quality Suite, the only solution that brings together quality content, processes, and training on a single cloud platform.

“Learnaboutgmp is a leading eLearning content provider that consistently delivers training excellence for its customers,” said Kent Malmros, Veeva’s senior director of Vault Training. “By bringing together industry-leading learning technology and content, we aim to help customers drive more strategic training programs that improve job competency and compliance.”

Learnaboutgmp enables organizations to ensure their workforce is continually upskilled and adhering to the latest regulatory guidance across the entire GxP lifecycle. Leveraging an extensive network of subject matter experts, the company continues to expand its content library to meet the growing compliance needs of its customers.

“We are excited to join Veeva, a technology leader who shares our commitment to customer success and customer-centric innovation,” said Graham O’Keeffe, founder of Learnaboutgmp. “Our joint expertise and complementary solutions will help customers optimize their training programs while keeping up with evolving learning needs.”