Learning Management Systems

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Nearly 12 years ago, the company launched the Salesforce AppExchange as a one-stop-shop for third-party solutions that extend and enhance the platform's core functionality.

Recognizing the futility of direct competition, specialty LMS vendors learned to focus on a particular audience, industry or other factors where they now claim competence and fight for customers in that niche.

All four categories share much of the same core functionality -- but each type is also characterized by unique functionality, use case workflows and integrations that the others don't require.

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

Corporate learning organizations need to harness this just-in-time use of crowdsourced knowledge and integrate it with formal course content.  

If training departments don't step up, extended enterprise learning sponsors move forward on their own -- often duplicating technology, content and effort.

Adobe wisely assumes that potential customers need a successful 30-day trial to seriously consider a purchase and "self-service" setup tutorials are essential to a strong start.