Report – Australia and New Zealand EdTech 50

Holon IQ publishes its annual list of the top performing EdTech companies in the region.

Holon IQ have published a list of the 50 most innovative EdTech companies across Australia and New Zealand. A total of 750 companies were identified during the research process. The K12 and Higher Education markets were identified as being particularly strong. A lot of companies on the list provide products and services which support institutions with education management and content delivery using learning platforms. Melbourne was determined to have the most EdTech companies, followed by Sydney, Brisbane and Auckland.

Other notable areas include STEAM, coding and services which cater for international students. The companies have been grouped into categories such as Advanced Tech, STEAM and Coding and Language Learning.

Australia and New Zealand EdTech companies

Methodology

Over 1500 companies were evaluated by The HolonIQ Education Intelligence Unit using information from its Global Intelligence Platform. A Scoring Fingerprint was used as part of the process which consisted of the following:

Market: The quality of the market that the company operates in.
Product: The quality of the product that the company is offering.
Team: The skills and diversity in the team.
Capital: The financial success of the company.
Momentum: Changes in the company measured over time.

Holon IQ is a global intelligence platform that focuses on education and EdTech. More information on the work of Holon IQ and the original report can be accessed by following this link: https://www.holoniq.com/notes/holoniq-australia-newzealand-edtech-50/

You can read more about EdTech here: https://global-edtech.com/edtech-definitions-products-and-trends/

“ The HolonIQ Australia-New Zealand EdTech 50 recognises the most promising EdTech teams based in Australia and New Zealand, and helps to shine a light on innovation across the market, the robustness of the ecosystem, and the collaboration between EdTech companies and education institutions. ” Australia and New Zealand EdTech 50, Holon IQ, November 2020