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Kalpathi S Suresh on how Veranda Learning plans to turn debt-free & expand in next 3 years“Today we exist in six languages. We plan to add Odia, Marathi and Bengali and take our footprint national. This is as far as state and cen...- We didn't want to time the market: Veranda Learning CEO Suresh KalpathiThe Chennai-based company, which plans to list on the exchanges on April 7, has set the price band for the initial public offering at Rs 13...
- Online education platform Veranda Learning files Rs 200 cr IPO papers with SebiProceeds of the public issue will be utilised towards repayment or pre-payment, of loan, the retirement of acquisition consideration of Edu...
- Veranda acquires Edureka for Rs 245 croreEdureka is a live instructor-led online solutions provider for the IT industry and this 100% acquisition marks Veranda Learning Solutions’ ...
- Digital lending firm mPokket appoints Andy Sen as new CTOSen is going to be responsible for the end-to-end management of the technology function, which includes developing, delivering, and scaling...
- LambdaTest gets $1 million in Pre-Series A fundingLambdaTest was started about a year ago by Asad Khan and offers cross-browser testing on more than 2,000 browsers, OS and resolution combin...
- Edureka announces senior leadership hires, reveals plans to increase employee strength by 25%The announcement comes at a time when the online education market in India is estimated to witness 8X growth over the next five years to re...
- Techies need to up-skill 15-20 times to achieve career growth: StudyAccording to the edu-tech platform Edureka's Fastest Growing Tech Skills report that examined more than 16,900 responses, the race for inno...
- Tech executives pick internet of things, artificial intelligence most to upskillAI, which seems to be becoming a mainstay in almost every form of technology, is going to pop up in all new platforms, devices or apps more...
- Blockchain classrooms are full with professionals taking courses online to dig deeperProfessional education-technology platforms are seeing a surge in people registering for blockchain courses, several of them are employees ...
- Cryptocurrency crash courses see big rushBlockchain is the technology behind cryptocurrencies, but it is now seen to have applications across finance, smart contracts and managing ...
- Online-only learning platform Edureka launches three new courses in cloud and data analyticsOnline-only learning platform Edureka today launched three new courses in cloud operating systems and data analytics.
- Edureka teams with Talend to train Big Data professionals on real-time data integrationWith Talend, a user can drag-and-drop widgets to create integration jobs, as opposed to having to write lines of code.
- Bengaluru police set to take lessons on call detail records from education technology startup EdurekaA CDR is a data record that documents the details of a text message or conversation such as source and destination numbers, emanating from ...
- Facebook's Asia Pacific marketing head joins Bengaluru-based start-up EdurekaEdureka till date has around 25,000 paid learners and has received about 2.5lakh registrations from around the globe.
- Foreigners drawn to e-classes in BengaluruIndian e-learning startups, eager to capitalise on the global boom in big data analytics, are raking in the majority of their revenues from...
- Business executives! Is it time to turn into business analysts?How can I quickly churn out such business critical data based on historic and real time data without depending on my tech team for data ana...
- How Lovleen Bhatia turned Edureka into a Rs 30 crore venture in 4 yearsEdureka broke even in April 2013 and went on to increase our customer base 20 times in 2013-14, clocking a turnover of Rs 30 crore.
- Students aren’t too young nor too busy to E-learn; Edureka, Vedantu offer coursesExperts say online classes bridge the gap between small town students and larger cities making it a high potential market.
- Threat of job loss: IT executives re-skill themselves in newer technologiesNasscom says the software industry, which employs over 3 million professionals, will see a 17% decline in annual hiring.
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