Knowledge Hub Media

Knowledge Hub Media

Knowledge Hub Media is a platform designed for IT and business professionals/decision makers, dedicated to delivering breaking news, expert blog articles, and the newest and most relevant white papers, webinars and case studies across all industry verticals.

Company Overview

Knowledge Hub Media helps business professionals by providing useful insight and analysis on the most current topics within their industry, and across multiple job functions, including: IT, marketing, finance, human resources, mobility, operations, sales and more. Founded in 2009, Knowledge Hub Media has been a leader in delivering breaking news, expert blog articles, and the newest and most relevant white papers, webinars and case studies across all industry verticals. Educating subscribers with the most up-to-date content, Knowledge Hub Media prides itself on enabling its users to help develop sound business strategies, conduct relevant research, handle project management, daily workflow tasks, and ultimately, make intelligent purchasing decisions in regard to enterprise and SMB software solutions and implementations.

About Knowledge Hub Media

HQ Location
West Chester, PA
Founded
2009
Ownership
private

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