Eagle Point Software buys Global eTraining

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Published Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · 10:18 PM EST

Eagle Point Software has acquired Global eTraining, an Alberta-based provider of digital training for architecture, engineering, construction and manufacturing professionals. The deal brings Global eTraining's platform for turning internal knowledge, project procedures and training materials into learning resources under the developer of Pinnacle Series. Pinnacle Series provides technical learning resources that professionals can use during daily work. Eagle Point intends to accelerate investment in learning technologies; combining structured training with contextual materials employees can access while working is an opportunity identified for the acquisition, rather than a completed integration.

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