Courseware Market in US 2023-2027. The analyst has been monitoring the courseware market in US and is forecast to grow by $1061.45 mn during 2022-2027,.
The Board of Regents for the Texas Tech System, for its last meeting of the last meeting of the academic year, convened at 9 a.m on Thursday, May 13, in the Tech System Building.
Chairman of the board Michael Lewis called the meeting to order and introduced the newly appointed regents Arcillia Acosta, Cody Campbell and Pat Gordon who were appointed by the governor of Texas on April 13. They were not able to vote or comment on anything the board discussed due to their pending appointments by the Texas State Senate.
Chairman Lewis asked the chancellor and the four presidents of the system to present their introductions and recognitions.
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TouchBistro Inc. has hired a veteran financial services executive to replace founder Alex Barrotti as chief executive officer, making the Toronto restaurant software firm the latest prominent Canadian technology “scaleup” to bring in a seasoned professional to lead its next stage of growth.
The company told staff Wednesday that TouchBistro chairman Samir Zabaneh had been named CEO as it tries to stop falling further behind Toast Inc., the Boston-based market leader in cloud-based technology for restaurants. Both companies have found pandemic-related shutdowns less damaging to their customer bases than anticipated.
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Georgian Partners became Canada’s biggest venture capital firm by investing in companies selling digital automation and artificial-intelligence-driven products. Now it’s trying to become one of those companies itself.
The Toronto financier, which invests in many financial technology companies, or “fintech” enterprises, has dropped the word ‘Partners’ from its brand name and now publicly refers to itself as a fintech and a software company. It’s an unusual move in the private capital world and reflects the fact that Georgian, unlike its peers, builds its own AI and machine learning-driven software, which it gives to companies it backs – and future prospects – to hel
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Toronto online company Tophatmonocle Corp. is stepping up efforts to transform the postsecondary textbook trade into a digital business.
On Wednesday the company, known as Top Hat, will announce its purchase of textbook publisher Fountainhead Press of Dallas for an undisclosed sum, its third acquisition of the past year. That follows its purchase last May of the university textbook publishing business of Nelson Education Ltd., Canada’s largest education publisher, and a deal in August for Minneapolis-based science lab and course material publisher bluedoor. Each transaction is believed to have cost Top Hat US$20-million to US$30-million.