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The "Business & Economics" category covers the business aspects of ed tech, including the financial health and business models of individual companies, economic aspects of selling in education that shape the available offerings, and coverage of markets and investment.


 

Academic LMS Market Slowdown

By Phil Hill. Posted on January 24, 2019

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LMS market in higher education shows slowdown in activity – based on LMS changes – over the past year and in multiple global regions.

Fate of EDU For-Profits: A look into recent enrollment changes and shut downs

By Phil Hill. Posted on January 6, 2019

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Continuing transformation of former large for-profit systems, with eye-squinting graphics

Grand Canyon Education Acquires Orbis: We have new segment of OPM market

By Phil Hill. Posted on December 18, 2018

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Grand Canyon University parent company isn’t playing around – buys Orbis for $362 million to fully enter OPM market

Coursera CEO Interview: Betting on OPM market and shift to low-cost masters degrees

By Phil Hill. Posted on December 6, 2018

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Getting past rev-share vs. fee-for-service artificial dilemma; the real choice for OPM market may become low-cost vs. full-cost online degrees

Experience Economy: Enterprise software view into persistence and future of LMS market

By Phil Hill. Posted on December 2, 2018

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How SAP’s massive purchase of Qualtrics can help answer why the LMS is so persistent and a helpful way to look at formative assessment and data analytics.

North American Higher Ed LMS Market Share by Enrollments: A consolidating market

By Phil Hill. Posted on October 2, 2018

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How many students on LMS? Let us count the ways.

OPMs are a Subset of a Bigger Market

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on August 14, 2018

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Everybody wants to rule the world. Or at least get a share of its revenues.
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