Hexaware Wins 5 Brandon Hall Group HCM Excellence Awards
Hexaware Technologies received five Brandon Hall Group™ HCM Excellence Awards® in 2026, including four gold and one bronze. The awards recognized excellence in certification, learning strategy, blended learning, talent development, and AI in recruitment. This achievement underscores Hexaware's commitment to innovation in HR and talent management.
While the awards are a positive recognition, they are for internal HR and learning programs and do not directly translate to immediate financial or business operational impact.
The company received multiple awards, indicating positive recognition for its HR and learning programs.
Hexaware Technologies Limited announced its recognition with five prestigious honors at the 2026 Brandon Hall Group™ HCM Excellence Awards®. The company secured four gold awards and one bronze, highlighting its excellence in HR and learning programs.
The gold awards were received for: Best Certification Program (SONIC), which facilitated 44,742 employee certifications in 2025, including 9,393 in advanced AI; Best Unique or Innovative Learning and Development Program (SONIC), which saw 81% of the technology workforce complete digital training in 2025; Best Learning Strategy (Mavericks), a campus talent development strategy that reduced time-to-deploy by 30% and certified 432 engineers; and Best Use of Blended Learning (Segue), a program for campus hires that grew to over 3,200 learners and improved retention by 15%.
The bronze award was for Best Use of AI for Talent Acquisition, where Hexaware's AI implementation across sourcing and screening reduced time-to-hire by 25-40% and recruitment costs by up to 35%. Satyendu Mohanty, EVP & Global Head – Talent Management, and Vinod Chandran, Chief Operating Officer, emphasized the company's commitment to continuous talent development and workforce readiness aligning with technological advancements and client demands.
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