Australian tech unicorn SafetyCulture recently acquired the mobile training solution EdApp for $29 million, valuing the start-up at $40 million. The former, which offers digital products to aid workplace safety and management, made the decision to acquire the training app in an effort to follow the growing wave of eLearning services now heavily in demand […]
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John Ananto September 28, 2020
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