Learning technology providers can choose from a number of licensing, purchasing and subscription models. However, most use either a subscription or licensing model.
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Meridian Knowledge Solutions today announced that the National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) has launched Meridian LMS as its new learning platform.
Intelligent software company for life science manufacturing, Apprentice.io, welcomes new investors to scale their solutions that steady pharma supply chains and get critical drugs to market in the wake of COVID-19.
Advantexe Learning Solutions, a global leader in business simulation-centric training solutions, today announced the launch of the Foundations of Business Acumen Virtual Learning Workshop.
Drishti Technologies announces an investment of $25M in Series B funding. The round, led by Sozo Ventures, was raised upon demonstrated evidence that Drishti's AI-based video analytics, data and insights bring significant benefits to manufacturers.
Immerse, a leading provider of virtual reality (VR) software for business, has announced that its Virtual Enterprise Platform (VEP) now integrates with Oculus Quest and other standalone devices, enabling companies to easily capture training data.
Totara today announced that its owners have entered into a purchase agreement with Sydney private equity firm Five V Capital.
It’s been a tumultuous second quarter for organizations around the world due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Every business has been impacted on some level and has had to pivot to meet employee and customer needs — including training organizations.
Kahoot, the global learning platform company, successfully completed a private placement with U.S and Europe-based institutional investors.
A new report from Training Industry, Inc. shares exclusive data on learning technologies market, including best practices and providers.