Case studies for retail LMS
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Businesses that are planning to buy an LMS solution should consider the following cases:
Pricing: Learning management solutions tend to vary in costs. There are several common pricing methods, including pay per learner and pay for licensing. Pricing can depend on the number of users or the number of features offered. Some vendors offer “freemium” accounts or open-source solutions that are free, but those accounts tend to have limited features. Companies need to do a pricing comparison.
Scalability: Companies that plan to train more employees in the future should make sure the system is scalable. They’ll also need to ensure it can hold a large amount of content and that the content can be used again in the future.
Training and support during and after software implementation: You’ll want to ensure the vendor offers implementation assistance, including any training. Does the vendor offer training remotely or onsite? Also, make sure the vendor provides support after the software is deployed, such as 24/7 tech or customer service support via phone or online.
Length of implementation process: The implementation process can vary. You’ll want to speak with the vendor and request details on implementation timelines. You’ll also want to plan for any issues that could arise during the implementation phase.
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