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ETRAIN Interactive Pty Ltd CEO Interview
- Published June 11, 2014 5:14PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
ETRAIN Interactive is a technology and training company delivering a world first – online, subscription-based 3D training simulations.
With a global client portfolio, proprietary technologies that enable cost-effective development and a large, experienced team, ETRAIN Interactive is perfectly positioned to disrupt the training industry.
ETRAIN’s subscription-based training simulations are:
– Easy to use and engaging for all levels of computer proficiency
– Easily modified for non-English speaking markets
– Comparable in cost to text-based eLearning and cheaper than long-term, face-to-face training
– Aligned to the highly-regarded Australian Qualifications Framework
As a medium for the delivery of training, the potential of 3D simulations is enormous. The market cap of 3D interactive gaming exceeded $US100 billion in 2013 and is growing. With the obvious benefit of being ‘first to market’, the opportunities for ETRAIN are substantial.
Please listen to Mathew Balic, Managing Director.
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