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PSI Talent Management Acquires Two Digital Learning Companies

PSI Talent Management, a job applicant testing and talent management company in Glendale, recently acquired Solvably and Digital Skills Lab (dlab) for an undisclosed amount.

Solvably is a digital learning platform and dlab is a self-grading platform that helps users learn computer applications. Both assets formerly belonged to MassiveU, social learning platform-as-a-service company.

Solvably and dlab are used to enhance PSI’s own learning system, named AIM, by creating collaborative learning environments with real world applications. The system is a job-related competency development program that provides personalized learning for employees.

“There has never been a greater need to drive a deeper learning experience and lasting behavioral change for upskilling and reskilling via innovative digital collaborative and engaging experiences than now,” Angelo Biasi, MassiveU’s chief executive, said in a statement. “We are pleased to add the differentiating value that Solvably and dlab bring to PSI’s client base as we collectively transform at scale.”

PSI Senior Vice President Brad Kendall said in a statement that PSI and Solvably present a solution for the challenge of distanced and space learning.

“Often, when people think about working and learning in a virtual world, they think about what may be missing in terms of social learning,” Kendall said. “Creating a collaborative learning environment that models our working world today means that being ‘distributed’ doesn’t have to mean being ‘disconnected.’”

Antonio Pequeño IV
Antonio Pequeño IV
Antonio “Tony” Pequeño IV is a reporter covering health care, finance and law for the San Fernando Valley Business Journal. He specializes in reporting on some of the biggest names in the Valley’s biotechnology sector. In addition to his work with the Business Journal, Tony has reported with BuzzFeed News on the unsupervised use of Clearview AI, a controversial facial recognition technology. Tony, who also conducts freelance reporting, graduated from the USC’s Master of Science in Journalism program in 2021. He is in his fifth year as a journalist as of 2021.

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