Bloomfire Earns Two Stevie Awards for Advancements in Knowledge Sharing

Bloomfire’s knowledge sharing and insights platforms are changing the way teams communicate, breaking down internal silos, and making information easily accessible to the people who need it. And our efforts have earned us some recent attention from the Stevie Awards.    

The Stevie Awards are the world’s premier business awards competition. Every year, they recognize the achievements of organizations and working professionals around the world. They presented Bloomfire with two 2018 prizes: a silver in the Business Services category and a bronze in the Other Services category.

The Silver Award recognized Bloomfire’s Insights Platform, an AI-powered platform that helps insights teams find, use, and share research and insights that drives their organizations’ success. The Bronze Award honored Bloomfire’s Knowledge Sharing Platform for increasing the efficiency of staff training for a financial advisory firm with more than 3 million clients worldwide.

“These awards are evidence of Bloomfire’s commitment to empowering companies to share information and insights to drive company performance. ” says Bloomfire CEO Mark Hammer. “Many companies today exist across time zones, geographies, and with employees working from home as well as at the office. Bloomfire centralizes content for all employees and ensures teams are aligned around content, which helps drive better decisions — and better results.”

This isn’t the first time Bloomfire has been recognized by the Stevie Awards. We took home two Bronze Stevie Awards in 2017, as well as a Silver in the Sales & Customer Service category in 2015. In addition to receiving multiple Stevie Awards, Bloomfire has received several other major awards in the past two years, including a Brandon Hall prize for Best Advances in Content Management Technology and inclusion on KM World’s list of “100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management.” The Austin Business Journal has also named us one of Austin’s Best Places to Work for three years.

Here’s to many more years of improving workplace collaboration and knowledge sharing.