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Tess Mitchell Has Spent 30 Years Marketing the Moment Before the Stakes Become Real
From patient simulators to remote exams, the Honorlock CMO has built a career around technology used when people are being tested - and the small human details that keep the machinery from taking over.
Honorlock Built a Digital Exam Room. The Hard Part Is Making It Feel Human.
A spreadsheet prototype became a $40.65 million-funded proctoring company when remote exams went mainstream. Its next test is harder: stopping AI-enabled cheating without turning every honest candidate into a suspect.
Mike Murphy and the Quiet Machinery of Trust
Before remote exams became ordinary, an Army intelligence analyst turned marketer was already asking a difficult question: how do you build trust between people who never share a room?
The Company Betting You Should Take the Exam Whenever You Want
A veteran-founded North Carolina startup spent more than a decade arguing that the honest way to catch cheating is to stop making people schedule it. As bigger rivals merge and raise prices, ProctorFree is quietly picking up their customers.
Edorer
Edorer is a San Francisco- and Bengaluru-based edtech company building an AI-powered learning, assessment and proctoring platform alongside a global university network. Its software lets universities, enterprises and governments run online courses, AI-proctored exams and talent assessments, while its SPICE network and blockchain-based CredX credits exchange aim to let students pick courses across institutions worldwide and carry verifiable, stackable credits between them. The company's stated mission is to internationalize universities and make affordable international education and exposure available to every higher-education student.