Ever heard it said that you give a consultant your watch so they can tell you the time? This tongue in cheek joke may be an exaggeration, but it does beg the question; are consultants always warranted or should their requirement be assessed on a case-by-case scenario?

You realize the value of upgrading your LMS, but your executive team might still need to be convinced. Our free document, “Business Case: Docebo for Financial Services”, outlines the value an LMS can bring to organizations in financial services. Download it today to start building a stronger business case!

Docebo is a learning management system (LMS) that can facilitate training for your employees, partners, and customers. For a quick, high-level overview of what the Docebo LMS can do, watch our short video!

Convincing your executive team of the value that an LMS can bring to your organization can be difficult. One of the reasons why is that your LMS provider should be more than just a vendor – they must be a technology partner. Learn the traits you should look for in a learning technology partner.

As much as you might understand the value that an LMS can bring to your media or publishing company, your executive team might not fully realize the value – it’s up to you to build a business case for a new LMS.

You might understand the benefits that a state-of-the-art LMS can bring to your fashion or luxury brand, but your executive decision-makers might not be fully convinced to make the investment in a new system. Learn some of the common training issues faced by fashion and luxury brands and how an LMS can help resolve them.

One of the topics that’s bound to come up during the decision-making process is implementation. What resources are required? Who needs to be involved? How long will it take? Having answers to all of these questions before purchasing an LMS project is necessary for efficient implementation and setting the foundation for LMS success. Here are three common implementation missteps to avoid once you hear the executive “yes” on your LMS project.

Understanding the many benefits that an LMS can bring to your organization is easy. Presenting them to your executive team to gain executive buy-in? That’s a little more difficult – in order to successfully make your case, you’ll have to appeal to the specific priorities of each key decision maker. One of the decision makers on that list is going to be IT leadership. Learn how to manage IT objections in our LMS Project Toolkit!

As we try and get buy-in for new technology such as eLearning solutions, it’s key to use a set of metrics to evaluate and justify possible solutions. However defining metrics to evaluate technology can be a challenge.

Professional associations are often faced with the challenges associated with legacy learning technology (e.g., managing multiple systems, poor integrations, and so on). Associations also often have limited staff dedicated to eLearning administration and therefore little time available to focus on serving their members. Learn how to make the business case for investing in a new LMS!