AvePoint EduTech to revolutionize exam solutions using Microsoft 365
Author : Pankaj Singh | Published Date : 2021-03-01
Singapore-based leading software company AvePoint Inc. has announced the worldwide launch of the first complete SaaS education management system EduTech, which will be directly integrated with Microsoft 365.
Amidst the growing demand for training and accreditation services in commercial and educational establishments, sources confirmed that AvePoint EduTech will comprise three complementary SaaS solutions that will adopt Microsoft 365 as their foundation.
The first being Curricula, which is basically a learning management system that is directly integrated with the Microsoft Office product line that will ensure deep student collaborations as well as allow them to learn anywhere, anytime, and on any device.
The exam management system Examena will use AI anti-cheat systems, facial recognition, and emergency offline mode to ensure online exams are fair and secure.
The Vitae, on the other hand, is a CRM and communications platform that will integrate with Microsoft Dynamics 365 and will allow for IHL (institutes of higher learning) to target, measure, communicate, and manage relationships with key stakeholders, commercial partners, donors, alumni, and students.
AvePoint’s CEO and co-founder Dr.Tianyi Jiang was reported saying that EduTech will not only disrupt the prevailing status quo of exam solutions being too simplistic but also combine advanced technologies according to the needs of higher education.
Meanwhile, Chief Partner Officer at Microsoft Singapore Gerald Leo mentioned that AvePoint is offering revolutionary solutions in education technology. He added that EduTech can serve as an industry IP that can be duplicated in the education sector, further allowing for better use in other business verticals.
AvePoint EduTech has secured around USD 8.26 million from leading Singapore-based investors, cited sources with relevant information.
Last year, AvePoint had revealed its intentions of being listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange through a USD 2 billion transaction which is likely to be closed by the first quarter of 2021. The company had also reported strong 2020 revenue as well as growth during its S-4 filing, sources claimed.
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