SEATTLE — Dec. 9, 2020.  Panopto, the leading video management system provider for enterprise and higher education, has won the 2020 Training Magazine Network Choice Award for Best Authoring Tools.  This is the second year in a row that Panopto has won this award.

The Training Magazine Network Choice Awards is Training Magazine’s crowd-sourced awards program. Over 171,000 community members were invited to cast their vote for the vendors that provide the most effective tools and solutions for training.

This award is the latest in a string of industry recognitions for Panopto. In 2020 Panopto was named to the 2020 Streaming Media 50 List: The 50 Companies That Matter Most in Online Video by Streaming Media, listed a Contender in the 2020 Aragon Research Globe for Web and Video Conferencing, was the highest-ranked technology company among medium sized workplaces in Washington’s Best Workplaces by the Puget Sound Business Journal, and was the highest-ranked technology company among medium sized workplaces in the 2020 Best Places to Work in Western Pennsylvania by the Pittsburgh Business Times.  In addition, Panopto received an industry-leading customer satisfaction net promoter score (NPS) of 70, significantly above the SaaS company benchmark of 30.

“Panopto’s video management system was built to be easy to use by employees and educators at companies and schools. Every month, our customers are using Panopto to record, search, and securely share millions of essential videos, classes, training sessions, presentations, meetings, and more,” said Sean Gorman, Panopto COO. “Winning the Training Magazine Network Choice Award is another indicator of our high customer satisfaction.”

About Panopto

Panopto’s mission is simple – to help anyone share knowledge using video. Since 2007, the company has created software that enables businesses and universities to create secure, searchable video libraries of their institutional knowledge. Privately-held, Panopto was founded by technology entrepreneurs and software experts at Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science. For more information, visit www.panopto.com.