MeasureUp has launched a new ecommerce platform for B2B distributors.
The platform allows businesses to buy bulk training packages at discounts of up to 85% compared to individual pricing and offers companies streamlined access to IT training resources. MeasureUp is a provider of IT certification practice tests and assessments. The initiative is part of MeasureUp’s broader effort to enhance digital training solutions for enterprises seeking scalable certification programs.
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In addition to the ecommerce launch, MeasureUp plans to introduce an upgraded AI-powered Learning Locker in the second half of next year. This tool will allow professionals to create personalized certification pathways aligned with their career goals. Businesses will also be able to develop customized training programs tailored to specific projects and workforce needs.
The ecommerce expansion aligns with MeasureUp’s international growth strategy, focusing on distribution expansion across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), Asia-Pacific (APAC), and Latin America (LATAM). The company is partnering with regional distributors to strengthen its presence in these key markets and improve access to its training programs.
According to MeasureUp, the company has trained more than 8.2 million students in 150 countries and collaborates with vendors such as Microsoft, CompTIA, Cisco, and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Its offerings include over 200 practice tests covering 94 technologies and 59 professional roles, with a total of more than 4,000 training hours available.
The company continues to expand its digital learning solutions to meet the growing demand for IT certification training in corporate environments.
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