The Business Value of an LMS??

SYDNEY - March 8, 2016 - PRLog -- Most contemporary approaches will attempt (with heavily construed modeling), to place an ROI or ‘return on investment’ on the LMS to establish the value or return for your investment.  The approach usually has a couple of key points in the process, where nothing short of a ‘leap of faith’ is required to believe the financial outcome. This document runs slightly counter to that view, in the sense that it attempts to place emphasis on the potential cost to your business if you ignore the value from e-Learning and from a Learning Management System (LMS).

Typical views of LMS’s, if you used one at Uni’, are large complex environments, ones which require substantial effort to both learn and understand the applications’ inherent processes. With a need to conform to specific requirements and process order to manage those complexities.

In business today that just won’t make the grade.

The key for business, is speed and flexibility, in a world of ever changing markets with new competitors springing up from previously unknown countries. Digital disruption changing businesses and customer expectations in a flash, means respond or die, and respond fast. To respond at ‘the speed of light’, to innovate, and to deliver and learn new skills to remain relevant and competitive in your field.  Those skills are only acquired at one level, your staff, the largest investment your business makes to be in business in the first place.

Being responsive to new training needs, updated business processes or new ways to deliver customer service, has to be consistent, has to be standardised and delivered in the shortest time-frame possible. Delivered to a diversified and geographically dispersed team, or teams.  OK, so no time to learn new software, this is where the utilisation of all your existing Microsoft software and platforms comes into play. With LMS365 adding value to your current software investment, working in familiar environments and interfaces, and on existing infrastructure. Providing global access and language flexibility.