NetworkNewsBreaks – Recent Acquisitions, New Ser
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Recent Acquisitions, New Service Offerings Position ProBility Media Corp. (PBYA) to Become E-Learning Market Leader
ProBility Media Corp. (OTCQB: PBYA), an innovative EdTech company, is strengthening its foothold in the e-learning and training market through a series of recent acquisitions and new services and products. The company’s stated goal is to build the first full-service career advancement and training brand for the skilled trades, and ProBility is offering its blend of training and educational materials and virtual reality-based products for modeling training and 3D animation to a growing international market.
“The Houston, Texas-based company has just completed the acquisition of Vermont-based provider of education and training materials Cranbury International, thus gaining access to a wide range of new products destined for government institutions and private sector markets in several countries, including Brazil, Colombia, Trinidad, Mexico and many others. Aside from increasing its international reach and customer base, the acquisition will allow ProBility to introduce several of its own e-learning and virtual reality programs to new markets, at the same quality standards Cranbury has been adhering to since its creation in 2010. Virtual reality has been a major component of ProBility’s product roster for a while, being used successfully for crane operator training, and the technology’s role is set to increase further as a result of ProBility’s joint venture with Industrial3D Corp., a provider and developer of 3D modeling, 3D animation and interactive media. Under the name ProBility Immersive Technologies, the joint venture specializes in creating interactive media and virtual reality content for ProBility’s current educational offerings, as well as for any custom products designed for clients who want to conduct their training in-house.”
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ProBility Media Corp. (OTCQB: PBYA), an innovative EdTech company, is strengthening its foothold in the e-learning and training market through a series of recent acquisitions and new services and products. The company’s stated goal is to build the first full-service career advancement and training brand for the skilled trades, and ProBility is offering its blend of training and educational materials and virtual reality-based products for modeling training and 3D animation to a growing international market.
“The Houston, Texas-based company has just completed the acquisition of Vermont-based provider of education and training materials Cranbury International, thus gaining access to a wide range of new products destined for government institutions and private sector markets in several countries, including Brazil, Colombia, Trinidad, Mexico and many others. Aside from increasing its international reach and customer base, the acquisition will allow ProBility to introduce several of its own e-learning and virtual reality programs to new markets, at the same quality standards Cranbury has been adhering to since its creation in 2010. Virtual reality has been a major component of ProBility’s product roster for a while, being used successfully for crane operator training, and the technology’s role is set to increase further as a result of ProBility’s joint venture with Industrial3D Corp., a provider and developer of 3D modeling, 3D animation and interactive media. Under the name ProBility Immersive Technologies, the joint venture specializes in creating interactive media and virtual reality content for ProBility’s current educational offerings, as well as for any custom products designed for clients who want to conduct their training in-house.”
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