John Henry Group selects the Agylia LMS to support with learning and communications as part of its ongoing growth agenda

Agylia announces that leading independent integrated services infrastructure provider, John Henry Group, has selected the Agylia Learning Management Systems (LMS) and mobile learning Apps to transform the communications, skills and safety training it provides its employees.

With employees working on delivering, upgrading and maintaining the telecoms, utilities and highways infrastructure across the UK, John Henry Group will use Agylia to equip their employees with access to the latest business critical messages and digital learning resources.

Whether John Henry Group’s employees are working on-site (on a network or infrastructure engineering project), in an office or at home, the Agylia mobile learning Apps - for iOS and Android devices - will enable them to quickly and easily access to their communications and digital learning resources - even when they’re offline.

Push notifications within the Apps will alert John Henry Group’s employees of new content, ensuring they’re up-to-date with the latest information from head office.  

Rob Andrews, Head of Marketing Operations at John Henry Group, said: “With Agylia, we’ll have a powerful platform that will enable us to enhance Group-wide communications, brand engagement and training that we provide to our workforce, wherever they’re working in the UK, almost instantaneously.”

“One of the key features that attracted us to Agylia is its ability to support multiple content types. Whether we’re providing training videos, PDFs or digital magazines, such as our staff magazine, we know we’ll be able to use Agylia to easily upload and target our content to groups or individuals across the company.”

“The health and safety of our workers is and will continue to be of paramount importance to John Henry Group. Using Agylia, we’ll also be able to provide our workforce with access to a range of skills and Health, Safety, Environment and Quality (HSEQ) training materials.”