SumTotal Systems Opens New EMEA Headquarters

SumTotal® Systems, Inc., the global leader in Strategic Human Capital Management (HCM) solutions, today announced the opening of its new EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) headquarters based in Reading, U.K. The new office, in the redeveloped Green Park business hub, signifies SumTotal’s continued global expansion and momentum.

The move demonstrates SumTotal’s commitment to and investment in EMEA. The new site will provide a base for the sales, professional services, technical support, account management, marketing and EMEA coordination functions as, well as the senior leadership team.

Malcolm Tinkler, vice president of EMEA, said, “We have been steadily increasing our EMEA footprint during the last few months, and this move highlights our continued investment. Our business is rapidly growing and this is certainly reflected in our latest expansion, which creates a permanent EMEA hub for SumTotal, our customers and prospects.”

The new office doubles the size of SumTotal’s EMEA headquarters and has capacity for growth. SumTotal also recently opened new offices in Munich and expanded its Darmstadt and Paris operations.

The Green Park business hub is one of the biggest developments of its type in Europe and hosts many other global companies. Reading forms part of a technology and business ‘corridor’ of towns near London.

For more information about SumTotal, visit www.sumtotalsystems.com.

About SumTotal

SumTotal Systems, Inc. is the global leader of strategic Human Capital Management (HCM) solutions that provide organisations with a new level of visibility to help make more informed business decisions and accelerate growth. Recognised by industry analysts as the most complete solution, SumTotal provides full employee lifecycle management, including a core system of record, from a single provider for improved business intelligence. The company offers customers of all sizes and industries the most flexibility and choice in deployment and configuration. We have increased the performance of the world’s largest organisations, including Sony Electronics (NYSE: SNE), AstraZeneca (NYSE: AZN[ADR]; London: AZN), Amway (KUL:AMWAY), and Seagate (NYSE: STX).