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About EdCast Stock
Founded
2014
Headquarters
Mountain View, CA, US
Total Funding
66.2M
Industries
Software, Data and Analytics, Artificial Intelligence
EdCast is an AI-powered knowledge cloud powers unified discovery, knowledge management and personalized learning. EdCast aggregates all your learning content including from your LMS, intranet, external providers, your subject matter experts, and your team’s preferred resources on the web. The company's machine learning curation engine ensures that only the highest quality, most relevant, and contextual content is presented to your team. EdCast’s AI based targeting engine learns about your team and makes continuous learning recommendations directly to where they are working – including Slack and Salesforce.
EdCast Press Mentions
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EdCast Announces SkillsDNA, the AI-powered Operating System for the Skills Economy
techrseries • Jul 16, 2021
Genpact, EdCast, and Positive Planet US Partner to Provide Free Online Learning to Under-resourced Entrepreneurs
aithority • May 20, 2021
EdCast Announces Employee Experience Inside Cisco Webex
aithority • May 10, 2021
The Talent Enterprise and EdCast Announce Skilling and Workforce Development Partnership
techrseries • Apr 27, 2021
EdCast and General Assembly Join Forces to Expand Access to Tech Skills Training
news • Aug 18, 2020
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EdCast Management
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Chief Executive Officer
Karl Mehta
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