Looking to expand its footprint in the education technology space, Texas-based software company Territorium has entered into a partnership with a credential database nonprofit in Washington, D.C., that could lead to better job placement and career pathways for students, and easier head-hunting for employers. The company announced last week that its Territorium Comprehensive Learner Record, or TerritoriumCLR — an artificial intelligence-powered tool that distills a person’s academic history into a transcript of competencies and skills — will work with Credential Engine to make it easier for students to find available jobs and schools that align with their credentials. The partnership will also give higher education institutions the ability to access TerritoriumCLR and the nonprofit’s credential registry to tailor their educational programs to suit workforce demands and help employers find the most qualified applicants.
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