Remote Learning Technology Spending Market Size, Share & Trends – 2030

Remote Learning Technology Spending Market is expected to witness moderate growth registering 14.4% CAGR during the forecast period 2022-2029.

Remote learning technologies largely find use among corporate enterprises and education organizations for the distribution of training and course content. Future Market Insights (FMI) projects immense scope of spending as virtual classrooms for social and collaborative learning approaches in a highly scalable manner.

The growth of the e-learning industry has promoted the adoption of remote learning technologies, which not only provide learning materials online, but also closely mimic classroom environments, in a structured format, providing higher success rates.

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FMI’s report on the market offers a comprehensive overview, covering key market dynamics. Some of the takeaways from the report are as follows:

• The value of the market for remote learning technology spending was US$ 43 Bn in 2019, which is a substantial increase over the previous year
• Exponential growth is projected in the current year (2020) as a result of demand for online education and training at home for students and employees during the ongoing pandemic crisis
• Instructor-led training and learning is projected to account for significant revenue share, on the back of collaborations with domain experts on content development and training
• North America is a leading market. However, East Asia is projected to be very lucrative, and is estimated to surpass North America by 2030, owing to a massive student population and adoption of remote learning during the coronavirus pandemic

COVID-19 Impact on Remote Learning Technology Spending Market

Countries from around the world have been severely impacted by high infection rates of the covid-19 virus. Schools, colleges, universities and enterprises of all sizes have had to close or restrict regular operations.

This transition from official premises has proven beneficial to the adoption of remote learning technologies. While the remote learning sector has been displaying strong growth prior to the pandemic, development of solutions such as online learning software, language apps, video conferencing tools, and virtual tutoring has soared.

A number of online learning platforms are providing free access to their services and materials, while reputed education institutes are providing world-class certification course materials at a fraction of their original costs. Also, corporate enterprises are also spending on remote learning technologies for reskilling and upskilling their employees, which will set a strong foundation for the market even after the pandemic, through the forecast period.

Who is winning?

FMI in its report analyses the varying strategies of major companies operating in the market. Most companies are focused on the development of remote learning platforms in addition to providing certification and course material services for a wide range of subjects, with emphasis towards education institute and enterprise level applications.

Some of the companies operating in the remote learning technology market are Oracle Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, SAP, Adobe, IBM Corporation, Skillsoft, and others.

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A new market research report published by Future Market Insights (FMI) on the global remote learning technology spending market report offers comprehensive insights into the market demand trends and analysis of opportunities over the forecast period, 2022-2030. The report examines the remote learning technology spending market through four different segments – solution, learning mode, end user, and region. The market report also provides assessment of pricing by different key market dynamics, life cycle analysis, and technologies that are being deployed in development and adoption of remote learning technology spending across varying end-use industries.