Managed Training Services Market 2020 Booming Worldwide Opportunity, Upcoming Trends and Growth Forecast 2024 Analysis by Top Key Players GP Strategies, QA, Learning Tree International, Capita People Solutions, Infopro Learning, Hemsley Fraser Group, Scho

The Extensive Study Report of Managed Training Services is generated by BIS research providing the comprehensive study of the market. This research report is dedicatedly considering the year 2019 as a base year and forecast period for estimating the growth of the market is 2020-2024.

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Major companies of this report:

GP Strategies
QA
Learning Tree International
Capita People Solutions
Infopro Learning
Hemsley Fraser Group
Schouten Global
G-Cube
TTEC
NIIT
TTA (The Training Associates)
DDLS

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Segmentation by Type:

Sourcing External Training
L&D Administration
Supplier Management
Reducing Costs
Learning Needs Analysis

Segmentation by Application:

Individuals
SMEs
Large Enterprises
Public Sector

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