Training is essential for any organization’s growth, but it’s rarely simple.
For years, many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have relied on Excel spreadsheets to manage training schedules, track attendance, and record employee progr
Company X is a mid-sized manufacturing firm with over 500 employees spread across multiple locations. The company relied on in-person workshops, printed manuals, and ad-hoc online resources to train staff on safety procedures, equipment use, and compliance requirements.
While effective in some cases, these methods were time-consuming, costly, and inconsistent—especially as the workforce grew.
In today’s fast-changing business world, the skills employees have today may not be enough for tomorrow.
When organizations decide to adopt a Learning Management System (LMS), one of the first choices they face is whether to go wi