WorkPlan Learning is Officially Certified Australian Made
We are proud to announce that WorkPlan Learning has been officially approved to carry the Australian Made logo.
WorkPlan Learning has always been Australian designed, developed and supported. Official recognition through the Australian Made logo provides a clear way for clients and prospective clients to identify WorkPlan Learning as Australian technology.
What Australian Made Certification Means to WorkPlan
For WorkPlan, this recognition reflects our ongoing commitment to developing technology, intellectual property and expertise in Australia.
For more than 25 years, we have worked with organisations to develop practical technology solutions for learning, compliance, workforce capability and performance. WorkPlan Learning continues to be developed and supported by our Australian team.
What It Means for Our Clients
Choosing Australian technology can be important for organisations considering where their systems are developed, where support is provided and whether their technology partners understand the Australian operating environment.
For WorkPlan Learning clients, Australian Made recognition provides additional assurance that they are working with an Australian technology provider committed to local development and support.
It can also help organisations with procurement objectives relating to Australian industry participation and supporting local capability more easily identify WorkPlan Learning’s Australian credentials.
Supporting Australian Technology Capability
Australia’s technology capability is strengthened when businesses continue to develop software, intellectual property, skills and expertise locally.
We are proud to contribute to that capability and to continue developing technology in Australia that supports Australian organisations and industries.
Australian owned. Australian developed. Australian supported.
Now officially Certified Australian Made.
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