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Not sure, but this sounds promising "Last year, Udacity generated about $90 million in revenue. Even as Udacity slashes costs and headcount, it’s trying to ex
by grosswait 8y ago
Not sure, but this sounds promising
"Last year, Udacity generated about $90 million in revenue.
Even as Udacity slashes costs and headcount, it’s trying to expand its enterprise business, which has had recent success. Udacity now has contracts with 60 enterprise customers, including AT&T and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Airbus and Audi recently signed on, as well."
- ghaff 8y agoAnecdotally, a fair number of companies seem to be tapping various providers that were originally mostly B2C as a way to bulk up company or technology-specific online training libraries with a catalog that addresses both more general skills and personal development. I don't know what this looks like as a business but I can imagine it's easier to sell a relatively modest number of business subscriptions than it is to beat the bushes for a lot of retail $10-50 courses.
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