LMS Requirements

You can distinguish between learning platforms by focusing on use case specialization and the various services each vendor provides.

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Customer education systems are, without a doubt, the fastest-growing segment of today's learning systems market.

Supply chain training isn't for the faint of heart; these partner networks are some of the most advanced ecosystems in the extended enterprise learning world.

Decision-makers are under intense pressure to modernize their systems, so they can create, promote, deliver, measure and expand digital offerings as rapidly as possible. As a result, learning technology ecosystems are facing extraordinary scrutiny.

To add insult to injury, although the CE Buyer is a large organization, the level of support provided by the LMS vendor was minimal-to-non-existent, and vendor executives were nowhere to be found.

First, recognize that hundreds of systems are designed to support training, but many are unlikely to meet your organization's specific needs and budget, which means that your job is to zero-in quickly on the handful of systems that actually deserve your consideration.

Extended enterprise LMSs are the system of choice for organizations to train their prospects, customers and partners, but also for training companies, associations and any other entity that is selling content as a core business.

Despite strong interest in analytics and an awareness of its strategic importance, many learning professionals are struggling to make it work.

Already, AI advances are racing ahead, with technologies like 5G and blockchain paving the way for other innovations like the Internet of Things, real-time analytics and more.