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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: Defining an e-Learning Strategy: Planning the Kickoff

Learning Visions

Cammy Beans Learning Visions Musings on eLearning, instructional design and other training stuff. Thursday, June 14, 2007 Defining an e-Learning Strategy: Planning the Kickoff In the spirit of building a Community of Practice -- sharing ideas and processes -- I thought Id try and share what I can of a current project.

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Leveraging Technology to Drive Business Value (University of Farmers) at Corporate University Week

Learning Visions

My live blogged notes from today’s closing session at Corporate University Week. Leveraging Technology to Drive Business Value Art Dobrucki, CPCU Director of Learning Strategy & Performance University of Farmers- Farmers Insurance Group of Companies Start with the end result in mind. What model do you use in your org?

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SaaS LMS vs Hosted LMS

Gyrus

That means you get an LMS product as a service from your software provider when they host your LMS on their remotely located servers. To be very specific, you host your own LMS on your servers. They are also well suited for a future-forward learning strategy that operates much like the rest of our technology: through the cloud.

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Self-Hosted vs SaaS: How to Choose the Best LMS for Your Needs

Gyrus

That means you get an LMS product as a service from your software provider when they host your LMS on their remotely located servers. To be very specific, you host your own LMS on your servers. Installed on the organization’s servers, and maintained internally. Why SaaS LMS?

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Self-Hosted vs SaaS: How to Choose the Best LMS for Your Needs

Gyrus

That means you get an LMS product as a service from your software provider when they host your LMS on their remotely located servers. To be very specific, you host your own LMS on your servers. Installed on the organization’s servers, and maintained internally. Why SaaS LMS?

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TMS vs LMS: Which one do you need for your employee training?

Paradiso

Thus, it saves time and money from having multiple hard drives and devices by keeping all the data on a remote server. In addition, this benefits learners in numerous ways, like they can access the material from anywhere and add material quickly for collaborative learning. Encourages cost-effective learning. within the TMS.

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[WEBINAR] Docebo?s Approach to Regional Cloud Hosting

Docebo

There’s a number of reasons as to why a “one-data-center-fits-all” approach doesn’t work anymore to support a growing and global SaaS operation, while the benefits to a regional hosting method are as follows: Improved scalability: Cloud servers can easily add more resources to their cluster to tackle heavy loads on the fly.

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