Did Thomas Edison envision the world’s first learning management system? How long have educators been trying to track learning? What features are most critical? And what does the enterprise LMS landscape look like today?

These questions, and more, are answered in the latest report by Brandon Hall Research senior analyst Gary Woodill. “Enterprise Learning Management Systems: The Big Picture” explores the history, the progression, and the future of enterprise learning management systems – which are LMSs designed for large corporate and nonprofit organizations (as opposed to for educational or academic purposes).

In this report, Gary discusses the following topics:

• How learning management systems have developed over the years
• Innovation vs. mature LMS functionality
• Interoperability standards for learning management systems
• Demographics, including size and location, of vendor organizations
• Pricing of enterprise learning management systems
• Core ELMS functionality
• Issues related to implementing enterprise LMSs

Using data aggregated from 117 learning management systems in the Brandon Hall Research LMS KnowledgeBase 2010, this report portrays the big picture of the enterprise LMS industry.

No other report paints a picture of the LMS industry overall. Discover how the industry began – where it’s heading – and how an LMS can fit into your organization. Don’t wait! Discover the big picture today.