With the support of BKR Capital and BDC Thrive Lab, the startup considers NVIDIA and Apple among its customers.
Since Openai unfolds an application for social networks for video created by Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Canadian startup created the AI platform, which helps NVIDIA and other Fortune 500 Create corporate training videos.
Karin Bach Taha created educational content for corporate clients with tens of thousands of employees at the level of her Blue company. The company was trained in personnel, soft skills and diversity, justice and inclusion in corporations such as Deloitte, Apple and Colgate.
But compilation of content would take months, and this was not easy scalable in different departments and languages. Bach Taha, a graduate of the business school John Manson at the University of Concordia, received her many years of experience in corporate training and found an opportunity for automation.
“I saw all these ineffectiveness and scattered tools,” Bah Tahé said in an interview with Bah Tahé. “This created the lack of access to the most effective and appropriate education that you could receive as an employee.”
The entrepreneur became a co -founder Oasis study of AI To create a productivity tool for individual training courses for companies with huge bases for employees. The platform with AI creates an automated pipeline from an employee who sends a query to a training module for managers designing and tuning the video. The video can vary from the cartoon to hyperrealism and can be tuned using plugins for existing design applications such as canva.
In addition to an individual video of the product, Oasis offers customers a library of given videos on such topics as preventing harassment and cultural competence. Clients can also book seminars with human facilitators in a more traditional model of training in the workplace.
“Our ultimate goal is to completely change how the employees can study quickly, having carried out highly customizable, just at one time of training,” Ba-Taeh said.
At the beginning of this year, its startup raised 1.5 million dollars to safes and convertible notes from the leading investor BKR Capital, BDC Thrive Lab, Capital M Ventures, The Firehoot, Technstars Chicago and the Women's Laboratory of Toronto. Oasis also CAS wonH prizes In SaAS North and Elevate Women+ Last fall.
Liz Birkundavi, the co -founder and managing partner in the BKR Capital, joins the OASIS advice, while the Olga Cruz of BDC Thrive Lab will take an advisory role.
Birikundavyi told Betakit that Oasis spreads the boundaries of corporate training, allowing companies to more easily adapt learning experience and meet with employees where they are.
“The company was based on genuine care for the growth of employees, and this spirit is deeply personal for each member of their team,” she said. “This is a global, diverse and inclusive group by its nature, connecting points as a few others can.”
In accordance with BDC The last annual reportThe bank is on the way to the support of almost 23,000 founders in Canada by 2027. He recently supported his support for women thanks to such initiatives as his obligation of 2022. 500 million dollars For women led by women, Canadian startups and funds through the Thrive platform.
OASIS STARD SELL WITH A market, increasingly interested Using AI to accelerate processesThe field according to Statistics Canada, the number of Canadian enterprises using the technology for the production of goods or the provision of services was 12.2 percent, which was twice as much as a year earlier.
A startup, which operates eight employees involved in permanent employees, serves large enterprises, including Global Chip Maker Nvidia, the Apple and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Technical Giant in Los Angeles. Oasis claims to introduce several levels of security to protect customer data through standard industry encryption. Bach Taha said that her company does not use customer data for OASIS training, which is based on a combination of large language models to ensure various tasks.
The oasis plans to use financing to hire more engineers, speed up the development of the product and provide better solutions for training, according to the technician Michael TU. He added that the startup invests in security certificates and compliance with the requirements of the enterprise in order to serve larger customers, including ISO 27001 Certification.
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