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BEYOND4’s startup bet begins before the startup
In Malaysia, BEYOND4 connects skills training, startup programmes and routes into new markets. Its Pahang experiment shows why building the people can come before building the company.
The Regis Company Spent 20 Years Building Simulations. Now AI Is Cutting the Cost by 90%.
Corporate training has long measured who finished the course. Regis built SimGate to measure what people do when the decision gets uncomfortable - and to make a once-bespoke format affordable enough to scale.
The ‘Easy Button’ for HR: How BizLibrary Turned 13,000 Courses Into a Training Operating System
HR teams do not need another library card. They need compliance reports, useful courses, fewer spreadsheets, and a human who answers the phone. BizLibrary has spent three decades turning that unglamorous bundle into its product.
Cakap Is Turning Indonesia's Language Gap Into a Skills Business
The Jakarta company started with live language lessons. Now it sells a broader promise: skills that travel from the classroom to the workplace.
OneRange
OneRange is a New York-based HR-tech company building a skills-first talent growth platform. It connects employees' career goals to in-demand skills, then uses AI to match them with the right learning resource from a marketplace of 22,000+ options - courses, books, conferences, certifications - while giving employers usage-based pricing, automated approvals, virtual payment cards, and real-time skill and spend analytics. The pitch: pay only for the learning people actually use, and put employees in the driver's seat of their own development.