Corporate Learning Management Systems

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Tovuti LMS

Tovuti's cloud-based learning management system (LMS) gives users tools to create, deliver, and track the effectiveness of eLearning programs. It helps users to create engaging interactive courses in minutes with Tovuti's interactive modules and a course creation suite. Users can…

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Engagedly

Engagedly is a cloud-based talent management platform for people first organizations. Engagedly supports performance management, engagement and employee learning, the Engagedly People + Strategy Platform is built to Execute on the user's strategy, Enable teams, and Engage people.…

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Skilljar’s Customer Education LMS Platform

Skilljar’s Customer Education LMS Platform is a solution to educate, engage, and retain everyone a business interacts with. Skilljar is an external LMS that is purpose-built for customer and partner education. It enables the user to build courses, design learning paths, monetize…

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Absorb LMS

Absorb LMS aims to empower organizations to train employees with the skills needed to stay modern and relevant in today's fast-paced world. The LMS software focuses on aligning learning needs with business demands.

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Rippling

Rippling gives businesses one place to run HR, IT, and Finance. It brings together all of the workforce systems that are normally scattered across a company, like payroll, expenses, benefits, and computers. This enables users to manage and automate every part of the employee lifecycle…

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iSpring Learn

iSpring Learn is an LMS for automating corporate training and improving employee performance.The system aims to enable users without technical skills to launch eLearning in one day without training. To start training with the platform, administrators upload learning content, assign…

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HealthStream Learning & Performance

HealthStream is a cloud-based Talent Management Suite specifically designed for the healthcare sector. Focused on training (LMS), the suite also includes performance management, competency, simulation and credentialing. HealthStream also provides research services to healthcare…

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BizLibrary

BizLibrary is a corporate-focused learning management software solution. The vendor provides a searchable library of prebuilt courses and materials that are mobile-accessible and include assessment and gamification capabilities.

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SkyPrep LMS

SkyPrep is an online training software that allows businesses, and knowledge providers to train, test, and manage their users. The software allows users to upload content any material they already have (such as PDF, Powerpoints, Excel, Word, Videos) and create courses and tests. There…

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Pluralsight Skills

Pluralsight Skills is a skill development solution that enables employees to build in-demand skills in a way that’s personalized to their current knowledge and preferred way to learn. The course library includes content on software development, DevOps, machine learning, security…

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360Learning

360Learning headquartered in Paris offers their workforce training learning management system.

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Engagedly

Engagedly is a cloud-based talent management platform for people first organizations. Engagedly supports performance management, engagement and employee learning, the Engagedly People + Strategy Platform is built to Execute on the user's strategy, Enable teams, and Engage people.…

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TalentLMS

TalentLMS is an LMS that supports training success. Designed to get a “yes” from everyone, it’s where great teams, and companies, go to grow. TalentLMS is presented as fully customizable and easy to manage, so that teams embrace training while feeling right at home. It aims to…

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Trakstar Learn

Trakstar Learn (formerly Mindflash) is an online training platform. Users can create courses, add quizzes and track results. Users can upload external content and access the platform via mobile devices. It also provides user management and reporting for internal and external training…

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Relias Learning Management System

The Relias Learning Management System is a corporate e-learning platform for healthcare, insurance, and education industries. Features include: automated training enrollment, a library of over 3,000 pre-built courses as well as customizable courses, live training management, and…

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SilkRoad Learning

SilkRoad Learning is a web-based LMS. The vendor advertises enterprise-level platform for addressing skills gaps and regulatory compliance, as well as ecommerce and mobile support. It can integrate with other SilkRoad offerings and 3rd party content.

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Axonify

Axonify is a frontline enablement solution used to maximize the productivity of workforces. Axonify states they use brain science and AI to drive knowledge retention through bite-sized microlearning and daily intelligent reinforcement. Embedded two-way communication and feedback…

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symplr Talent Management Solutions

symplr acquired HealthcareSource in July, 2021. The former HealthcareSource now forms the foundation fo the symplr talent management suite.

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Deltek Talent Management

Deltek Talent Management is a suite of modules for talent management. Modules include Talent Acquisition, Performance, Development, Compensation, and Learning. These modules enable employee hiring, onboarding, training, and performance management.

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Spekit

Spekit is an in-app digital enablement and learning platform designed to help employees learn their tools and navigate process changes by accessing answers and enablement resources in real-time, everywhere they work. Built by sales ops professionals for growing & remote teams,…

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LearnUpon

LearnUpon is an affordable, cloud based, SCORM compliant Learning Management System (LMS) designed specifically for professional training companies and SMEs. LearnUpon supports all content types including documents (PowerPoint, PDF, Word), video, audio, text and images. LearnUpon…

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Trainual

Trainual is a modern training manual for growing businesses. It provides one simple tool that aims to help users centralize processes and policies, automate onboarding and training, and build a foundation to scale faster. The vendor says Trainual is designed for small to medium sized…

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SumTotal Talent Development

The SumTotal Core Platform (formerly elixHR) is a human resource information system (HRIS) integrable with the SumTotal Talent Expansion Suite of software: SumTotal (LMS), and the SumTotal Work workforce management and payroll system. All SumTotal software is now offered and supported…

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Docebo Learning Platform

Docebo is a SAAS/Cloud platform for e-learning, also known as a learning management system. Docebo is available in 30 languages. While the primary users of Docebo are midsized companies, it is also assessable for large companies and SMEs.

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ProProfs LMS Software

ProProfs LMS is a learning management system software that is designed to help instructors create and deliver online training courses. The LMS offers both businesses and educational institutions comprehensive training solutions by allowing them to create online courses, complemented…

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Infor Learning Management (LMS)

Infor Learning Management (formerly Certpoint) is Infor's e-learning software product. Features include certificaton and compliance, reporting, social collaboration and community learning, content management and creation, virtual classroom, multi-language, and mobile access. Infor…

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Degreed

Degreed is a workforce upskilling platform boasting users among one in three Fortune 50 companies. It connects learning, talent development, and internal mobility opportunities to intelligence on the skills a business needs next. Degreed packages the capabilities in what the vendor…

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EPAY Systems

EPAY Systems, a PrismHR Company, is a SaaS provider of human capital management technology and services designed to help medium to large businesses better manage their workforce. Their solutions include recruiting and applicant tracking, new hire onboarding, benefits administration,…

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eFront Learning

eFront is a flexible LMS platform for enterprises that need advanced security measures and extensive customization to train masses of employees, partners, and customers.According to the vendor, eFront is designed to be an adaptable enterprise LMS, and gives users complete control…

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Viventium Software

Viventium Software, Inc. provides a cloud-based HCM solution that, according to the vendor, offers a remarkable user experience and design that is enjoyable, personable, and intuitive, along with analytics and actionable insight into your business. Additionally, the vendor aims to…

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LMSs can provide employees, managers, and trainers with the ability to manage, deliver, and track learning activities. A learning management system (LMS) refers to a technology platform that can be used to automate the administration, development, and delivery of all of a company’s training programs.

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What are Corporate Learning Management Systems?

Corporate learning management systems (LMS) software provides access to online materials and courses for training and development purposes. The two main use cases for corporate LMS software are internal (employee training) and external (customer training). Some corporate learning management systems have built-in ecommerce/billing features, whereas others might integrate with an online storefront.

Courses designed for customer training may be monetized in a couple of different ways. They can be sold to customers in addition to a company’s software product as a training resource, or as a stand-alone product. This may be the case for professional training providers that offer online training courses for complex software, such as Oracle or SAP.

Other corporate learning management systems may be purely designed for distributing courses, managing learners, and reporting on completion and compliance. However, most corporate LMS software includes a set of common tools or capabilities:

  • Content authoring tools
  • Content library
  • Learning pathway tools
  • Scheduling features for webinars or offline training
  • Reporting and analytics

Some vendors also offer point solutions that focus on course creation, curation, and providing online material from subject matter experts. These are sometimes referred to as learning content management systems (LCMS), and can usually be integrated with corporate LMS software.

Corporate Learning Management Systems vs. Academic Learning Management Systems

Academic LMS software and Corporate LMS software share some common features but are typically used for different purposes. Learning management software focused on education is primarily used by teachers, administrators, and students to organize and manage online learning.

In comparison, Corporate LMS software is used to manage and deliver online training and may be called training management systems or eTraining / eLearning portals. Corporate learning management systems are also related to Talent Management Software, which offers robust corporate learning and training modules.

However, some vendors offer learning management systems that can be used for both corporate and academic learning.

Corporate LMS vs. Training Management Systems

A closely related term is training management. It refers to an interactive course or session led by an instructor. These sessions can be in person or online. In contrast, learning relies on courses with no human instructors and pre-recorded content.

Due to the difference in material, there are typically a few differences between learning management systems and training management systems. For example, training management systems will often have some form of scheduling and reservation management to handle signing up for training sessions. Learning management systems will not have this because most courses can be handled asynchronously.

Corporate LMS vs. Enterprise LMS

Both systems have similar features and functionality. However, enterprise learning management systems tend to emphasize features that help with scaling: Better employee management, more roles or role-specific training, etc. Further discussion of corporate learning management systems' features and which ones are most commonly researched for enterprises can be found here.

Corporate Learning Management Systems vs eLearning Systems

A term that is often associated with corporate LMS is eLearning Systems. However, there are a few key differences between the two. An eLearning system is any piece of software that enables the consumption of eLearning content. As such, eLearning systems is a much broader term. It can refer to software such as Academic LMS and K-12 Online Learning platforms as well as Corporate LMS.

Another key differentiation is that while all Corporate LMS are eLearning systems, that does not necessarily make them eLearning Content Providers. Similarly, it does not necessarily mean that they will have Course Authoring Tools. While many packages and systems have preloaded content and course authoring tools, the extent of both varies widely. Check your specific system for what content and tools are included.

Corporate LMS Features & Capabilities

Most Corporate LMS platforms offer these common features:

  • Content creation
  • Pre-formatted content customization
  • Content library management
  • Course management
  • Assessment creation and management
  • Certification management, particularly for highly-regulated industries
  • Video learning
  • Performance reporting
  • Mobile access
  • Employee feedback tools
  • Employee performance timelines
  • Collaboration tools
  • Leaderboard
  • Employee engagement data
  • E-commerce integration or online storefront

Some learning management software vendors also offer more advanced capabilities such as:

  • Social media integration
  • Blended learning support
  • Live webinar learning
  • Gamification tools
  • Interactive videos
  • Virtual reality (VR) learning headsets
  • Course preview capabilities
  • Widget integrations

Corporate LMS Software Comparison

To compare different Corporate LMS software, you likely want to consider evaluating these facets of the software:

  1. Standalone software vs. HR suite: Do you want a corporate LMS as part of a larger suite to support all your HR functions on one platform, or do you want just the LMS capabilities? Many HR professionals point to the value of unified platforms, but the depth of content, customizability, and support could be deeper with standalone software.
  2. Mobile accessibility: Corporate learning has become increasingly mobile, leading mobile accessibility to be an expected feature in more corporate LMS software. However, user experiences in mobile versions can vary. If your user base will make use of mobile learning content, keep a look out for reviews of software's mobile experiences.
  3. Compliance support: Corporate LMS software can play a large role in ensuring businesses’ regulatory compliance. This functionality is not universal, and the specific support offered varies. Some common differentiators are automatic notifications and prebuilt compliance-specific reporting, as well as any industry-specific considerations you may have for maintaining compliance.
  4. External training: Some corporate LMS software offers training tailored to businesses’ extended partners and customers. Vendors vary in the range of personas they prebuild content for, as well as the presence of support functions like billing.

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Pricing Information

There are two main pricing models for learning management software: monthly/annual subscriptions, or one-time license fees. Many vendors may also offer a free trial version of their product.

Monthly or annual subscriptions can range from $20 per month up to $100 per month, depending on the breadth of the features. Perpetual license fees are typically much more expensive and can range from $300 to $1,500 depending on the number of features required.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Corporate LMS and LMS?

Corporate LMS focuses on learning and training for businesses, including internal training for employees and external training for partners and customers. Learning Management Systems can include Corporate LMS, but tend to focus on academic users.

What is a Corporate Learning Management System?

A corporate LMS is a learning platform designed for businesses train and develop the skills of employees, customers and partners. It usually includes prebuilt content and original authoring abilities, as well as learning tracking. 

What is Microlearning?

Microlearning is the delivery of a single concept at a strategic or most impactful point in your workday via the most accessible medium to you at that time.

Who is Corporate LMS for?

Common corporate LMS users include knowledge-based industries or professions, such as finance and healthcare. Corporate LMS can also be helpful to address professional communication and technical skills gaps and to maintain compliance.

How much does Corporate LMS cost?

Corporate LMS as part of a broader suite can vary dramatically in price. Monthly subscriptions for standalone LMS can range from $20-$100/month, and perpetual licenses can range from $300-$1500.