# Roadmap

EDUM plans to start with a core user base of 10–20 year-olds, then expand its target audience and ecosystem to include job seekers in their 30s and 40s, as well as users interested in app-based earning. The business will further diversify through various business models and entry into adjacent markets, while building a strong foundation for global expansion through partnerships with domestic and international edtech companies. EDUM aims to enter global markets in phases, targeting Southeast Asia, North America, and Europe.

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EDUM's innovation and growth will be carried out swiftly and scalably in phases, focusing on product and service advancement, market expansion, and monetization.

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