Curriculum and Data Management Market in the US 2016-2020

Overview of the curriculum and data management market in the US

Technavio’s market research analyst predicts that the curriculum and data management market in the US will grow at a rapid CAGR of over 13% during the forecast period. One of the key market drivers is the ability to improvise teaching methods using curriculum management tools. With the help of such tools, teachers will have the flexibility of using the build-you-own-curriculum feature to make the overall process of teaching and learning easier as they will have access to conventional materials used in particular school districts. Such platforms take away the need to recreate materials for a particular grade or subject every year. Once the curriculum is designed and put in place, continuous assessment and improvement options will also be available to educators. The ability of such tools to aid teachers in modifying study materials and meet learner requirements will help to propel market growth during the forecast period.

In this industry report, the analysts predict that the increasing preference for cloud-based software will drive market growth in the next four years. Cloud computing reduces the need for capital expenditure by educational institutions, especially if they are small. In this model, users get access to the latest software without the need for upgrades and maintenance. Since there is a growing demand for solutions like intuitive editing tools, easy to manage workflows, on-demand publishing on various platforms, adopting cloud-based solutions offers easy access around the clock and from any location. Companies like Alchemy solutions have made it easy for teachers to develop and send digital lessons to their students and get feedback on their comprehension levels. Cloud computing is a trend that will let teachers track student progress efficiently and will lead to high market growth till the end of 2020.

End-user segmentation of the curriculum and data management system market in the US

• K-12 schools
• Higher education