John Leh

Going forward, it's unlikely that LXP/LEP platforms will displace full-fledged learning systems; there's no incentive for LXP/LEP vendors to add complex compliance and extended enterprise functionality to their solutions.

This year we launched our new podcast series, "The Talented Learning Show" to showcase one-on-one conversations with experts from across the learning technology community.

What's the best way to honor learning systems excellence? Our research reveals an impressive array of solutions across multiple extended enterprise niches. So we're shifting our approach...

Our learners appreciate a well-thought-out pre-developed curriculum and guided path, so we provide a framework that specifies required courses, exams and completion timeframes.

The term "integrated learning experiences" is gaining popularity among training professionals. But what does it really mean and how does technology help make it work? Listen to The Talented Learning Show!

When businesses want to train customers and prospects, they focus on very specific user scenarios, core functionality, third-party integrations, implementation needs and types of content.

The sheer volume of solutions that define the broader marketing technology landscape has ballooned from only 150 in 2011 to nearly 7000 this year, according to Scott Brinker at ChiefMartec.com.

How does customer education lead to customer success? What metrics matter most? And how can a specialized learning system help? Find out on this episode of the Talented Learning Show!

Now that volume-based SaaS licensing has energized the extended enterprise LMS market, employee training solutions are following suit.

Working hand-in-hand with machine learning (ML) algorithms, AI is an enabling technology that simulates human intelligence and to enhance learning, problem-solving, pattern recognition and predictive modeling.