How to buy an LMS

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.

For training content providers, this approach is logistically far superior to sending a file to customers who must load it on their LMS and then update it on an ongoing basis.

As fiercely independent consultants, we focus on one goal – to help enterprise LMS buyers find the best solution for their needs. Here's our best advice...

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...

By thoughtfully implementing modern learning tools, content and delivery methods, you can provide high-value continuing education that complements your broader mission and purpose.

To find the right learning platform, you need a clear understanding of your organization's current and anticipated usage, and more...

At any moment, employees, partners or customers somewhere in the world need access to relevant learning content that helps them perform more effectively; is your LMS ready?

The "traditional LMS" is a loose term associated with learning platforms that require a mandatory, formal setup/implementation process.

The LMS selection process isn't always easy or straightforward. To understand what works, check this slice of life from John Leh's life as LMS buying consultant

The LMS Almanac defines corporate LMS market trends, types of corporate LMSs, business uses, feature and functions, hosting models, license models, service and support models, return on investment and provides real-life examples of all.