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Learning Management Vendors, November 2011 Corporate LMSs By Don McIntosh www.trimeritus.com 24 287. SSElearn LMS (SSE) http://www.sselearn.com/. A hosted LMS. They also offer custom client LMSs. 288. STAM Interactive LMS (STAM Interactive Solutions Inc.) http://www.staminteractive.com. They offer a number of customized versions. 289. STEAG e-tutor Learning Platform (STEAG & Partner AG) http://www.steag.ch. Based in Switzerland. 290. StepStone Learning Management System (StepStone Solutions) http://www.stepstonesolutions.com. A provider of a full set of Talent Management software including learning management. Based in Norway. 291. Stratbeans Learning Management System (Stratbeans Consulting) http://stratbeans.com/index.php/software-services/products/. Also offer Epiplex for authoring. Based in India. 292. Strategia ed LMS (Strategia) http://www.strategia-ed.com Based in Longueuil, Quebec. Also offer an LCMS. 293. SuccessFactors Learning Management System (SuccessFactors, Inc.) Formerly Plateau, part of a comprehensive talent/performance/HR management suite of products including social learning. 294. Summit Trainingweb (Summit Training Source, Inc) http://www.trainingweb.com or http://www.safetyontheweb.com An LMS to support their safety courses. 295. SumTotal Systems Total LMS (SumTotal Systems Inc. http://www.sumtotalsystems.com) They also offer a product called ResultsOnDemand – an economical hosted solution (SaaS). SumTotal Systems resulted from a merger between Click2Learn and Docent. They have since purchased Pathlore and DK Systems. In June, 2009, SumTotal Systems was acquired by Vista Equity Partners. They purchased Softscape in Sept. 2010. On January 5, 2011, they purchased GeoLearning. In July 2011, they purchased CyberShift Inc. and Accero Inc. signifying a further expansion into Talent/Human Resources Management. 296. Surgient Training Solution (Surgient, Inc) http://www.surgient.com/. Part of the Surgient Virtual Automation Platform – a cloud based solution. Acquired by Quest Software http://www.quest.com/ in August, 2010. 297. SyberWorks Training Center LMS/LCMS (Syberworks) http://www.syberworks.com. Syberworks offers its products by enterprise license and hosted (SaaS). Also offer Web Author for authoring. SyberWorks focuses on the following industries: FDA/GxP/Regulatory, Manufacturing, Hospital/Medical, Training/Consulting, Police & Law Enforcement; and Government/GSA. 298. Syntrio LMS (Syntrio) http://www.syntrio.com/ Several versions and a suite. 299. SYS Technologies Veloce (Sys Technologies, A Kratos Company) http://www.syslps.com 300. Taleo Learn (Taleo Corporation) http://www.taleo.com. In late 2010, Taleo purchased Learn.com and has incorporated it into of its talent management system. Includes an unspecified course authoring tool. 301. Tata Interactive Systems Learning Planet LMS/LCMS (Tata Interactive Systems) http://www.tatainteractive.com. Includes support for blended learning, content authoring, knowledge management and competency skill gap analysis capability. They aslo offer a .NET based basic LMS called PTS (Participant Learning Management Vendors, November 2011 Corporate LMSs By Don McIntosh www.trimeritus.com 25 Tracking System). Based in India, Tata is a huge company which manufactures many products from automobiles to a wide range of software solutions. 302. Technomedia TM SIGAL (Technomedia Training Inc.) http://www.technomedia.ca From Montreal. A suite of products. 303. TEDS® Talent Management Solutions Suite v. 8.5 (TEDS, a Fidelity Investments Company) http://www.teds.com/ Includes TEDS Job Vision™ which is a planning, recruiting and staffing management module, succession management, and assignment of roles, tasks, and competencies. TEDS began as an LMS and has grown to offer a full Talent Management suite. 304. Telania eLeaP™ Learning Management System (Telania, Inc.) http://www.eleapsoftware.com/. 305. TeleTech Learning Innovation (TeleTech Holdings, Inc.) http://www.teletech.com/solutions/learning-innovation. Includes simulated, leadership, mobile, video, and social learning as well as eLearning. 306. TeraLearn LCMS (TeraLearn.com Inc.) http://www.teralearn.com/. Includes LMS functionality. Also offer a collaboration and testing solution and a virtual classroom licensed from HP. 307. TFactor KnowledgePortal 360 (TFactor, Inc.) http://www.tfactor.net. Includes LMS, LCMS, Web conferencing, authoring tools and courses. 308. TheAcademy.com Athena LMS (TheAcademy.com) http://www.theacademy.com/. A hosted LMS. 309. The Quality Group OpusWorks Conductor (The Quality Group) http://thequalitygroup.net/opusworks.asp. A “lean” LMS together with an online collaborative authoring system – OpusWorks Composer. 310. The Training Market Training Assistant (The Training Market) http://www.thetrainingmarket.com/ A modest LMS to support the Virtual Coach development tool. Based in New Zealand. 311. Thinking Cap LMS (Thinking Cap) http://www.thinkingcap.com/. XML based LMS. Changed its name from Agile.net to Thinking Cap in 2009. Also offer LM- LESS - a SCORM certified cloud-based LMS for small to medium enterprises. Based in Toronto, Canada. 312. ThirdForce AIMS Management System (Thirdforce) http://www.thirdforce.com. Consists of three components – AIMS Perform, AIMS Reporting and Aims Self- Publshing. Based in the UK and merged with MindLeaders. They offer many online courses. 313. Time4you IBT Learner and Couse Managment (time4you Gmbh) http://www.time4you.de Based in Germany. Also offer IBT Live Collaboration, IBT Virtual Tutor and authoring tools. 314. Totara LMS (Totara) http://www.totaralms.com/. A customization of Moodle for the corporate sector – a flavor of Moodle very similar to the MITMS [Moodle Industry Training Management System] http://wiki.mitms.ac.nz. 315. TPC Online (TPC Training Systems, a division of Telemedia, Inc.) http://www.tpctraining.com/. An web-based learning platform with access to their courseware and assessment tools. 316. TrainCaster LMS (TrainCaster.com) http://www.traincaster.com/ 317. Train-Ease Learning Management System (Train-Ease, Inc.) http://www.train- ease.com/ Learning Management Vendors, November 2011 Corporate LMSs By Don McIntosh www.trimeritus.com 26 318. TrainingCampus.com StaffCampus (TrainingCampus.com) http://trainingcampus.com. An “Education Management Network” oriented to health services industry compliance. They also offer RaterCampus and TrialCampus. These are highly specialized and are not really full LMS products. 319. TransELearn LMS (TransElearn.com) http://www.transelearn.com 320. TRC Interactive Training Central (TRC Interactive, Inc.) http://www.trcinteractive.com/ TRC markets online training for financial institutions - teller, compliance, sales, customer service, products and services, personal development, trainer, and management training. They offer BankTrainingOnline https://www.banktrainingonline.com/ which is a package that includes courses and an online learning management system called Training Central. 321. Trivantis CourseMill 5.0 (Trivantis) http://www.trivantis.com/. A basic, cost effective LMS with an emphasis on mobile learning and available in several versions. Trivantis also offers Lectora – a course authoring tool and Snap! – a PowerPoint converter/rapid authoring tool. 322. True Solution AlefMentor (True Solution, Serbia and Montenegro) http://truesolution.net/ e-learning only. Open source education solution. 323. TTG Systems TRACCESS CI (TTG Systems Inc.) http://www.ttg-inc.com/ Based in Edmonton, Alberta and focuses on the resource industry and compliance. Also offer TRACCESS AUTHOR and TRACCESS ASSESS. 324. Udutu Teach and Udutu Learn (Udutu Online Learning Systems Inc.) http://www.udutu.com. It takes a unique approach in that the tools allow content and course management through Facebook. One of very few tools that can publish for Apple platforms such as the iPad. Used for regulatory compliance and safety and security training courses. There are currently more than 44,000 courses from 23,000 organizations all over the world. Based in Victoria, BC. 325. Upside Learning Upside LMS (Upside Learning Solutions Pvt. Ltd.) http://upsidelearning.com. Also offer mobile solutions (Upside2Go). Based in India. 326. VCampus LMS (VCampus Corporation) http://www.vcampus.com/webuol/index.cfm. A hosted system for eLearning, 327. viaLearning Learning Management System (viaLearning, a division of www.vialanguage.com). http://www.vialearning.com/. An “easy to use” LMS/LCMS for online learning. 328. Virtual College E-nable LMS (Virtual College Ltd.) http://www.virtual- college.co.uk/vcproducts/tms.aspx. 329. Vitalect Your University (Vitalect Inc.) http://www.vitalect.com. Also offer Techiniq Porfolio and Techniq Evaluation for authoring. 330. Viva Learning LMS (Learn HealthSci Inc.) http://learnhealthsci.com/viva_learning.asp. Viva Learning is an online continuing education service operated by Learn HealthSci Inc. for the dentistry industry. They also offer this LMS. 331. Vivid Learning Systems eClarus Lite Learning Management System (Vivid Learning Systems, Inc.) http://www.learnatvivid.com. A hosted LMS for eLearning only primarily designed to host their course offerings. 332. Warren-Forthought MocKingbird TERMS.NGT (Warren-Forthought, Inc) Learning Management Vendors, November 2011 Corporate LMSs By Don McIntosh www.trimeritus.com 27 http://www.mockingbird.com. Website says it “integrates seamlessly with CBT courses created with MocKingbird and track and manage any other kind of training event.” Also offer BigEZ-Pro for authoring. 333. WBT TopClass LMS (WBT Systems, part of Avnet Technology Solutions) http://www.wbtsystems.com/. Based in Ireland. 334. WBT.IT Pegasus LMS (WBT.IT srl) http://www.wbt.it/. Based in Italy. 335. Web CourseWorks CourseStage LMS (Web CourseWorks) http://www.webcourseworks.com/ and http://www.coursestage.com/. A derivative of the open-source LMS Moodle. An LMS/LCMS built for non-profits and the public sector. 336. Web Transitions OnWebLearning (OWL) (Web Transitions, Inc.) http://www.onweblearning.com/. Marketed to businesses and schools but looks like an education LMS. 337. WestNet MLP (WestNet Learning) http://www.westnetmlp.com. A hosted LMS for eLearning for small to medium size enterprises (up to 2000 users). They also offer a library of online courses and custom course development. 338. Wisetail Learning Ecosystem (Wisetail) http://www.wisetail.com/. Described as “The next generation LMS.” It is an eLearning system where employees complete and/or contribute video training content, and interact with one another socially It also includes LMS features like a content management system, course delivery with learning paths, test creation tools, SCORM compatibility, reporting and user management, etc. 339. Wizdom Education LMSLive (Wizdom Education.com) http://www.wizdomeducation.com/wizdomlmslive.html. An American company separate from the one below. 340. Wizdom Web LMS (Wizdom Web) http://www.lmswizdom.com Based in India. 341. Wizi-Learn (Wizi Corp.) http://www.wizi.co.kr/. Based in Korea. 342. woople (Woople, LLC) http://woople.com/. Includes a video oriented authoring tool. 343. Worldwide Interactive Network The Learning Manager (Worldwide Interactive Network Inc.) http://www.w-win.com/. 344. Xerceo Feathercap (Xerceo, Inc.) http://www.xerceo.com and http://www.feathercap.net/. Includes a course and quiz builder. Formerly Xerceo Infuse and TrainingAtom. 345. XStream RapidShare LMS (XStream Software Inc.) http://www.xstreamsoftware.com/ Based in Ottawa. Also offer content authoring tools. 346. Zapoint SkillsMapper – LMA (Zapoint) http://www.zapoint.com. A “Learning Management Application” within its SkillsMapper solution provides tools for matching learning choices to skills gaps. 347. Zenler Online (Zenler - DigitalOfficePro, Inc.) http://www.zenler.com/. They also offer an authoring tool – Zenler Studio. 348. Ziiva Prosperity Learning Management System (Ziiva) www.ziiva.com. Available in two versions: Prosperity Corporate and Prosperity Signature (for training companies to market their products). Comes with Prosperity Creator - an authoring tool. Learning Management Vendors, November 2011 Corporate LMSs By Don McIntosh www.trimeritus.com 28 Notes: Google and other search engines are arguably the greatest informal research and learning tools that we have. Almost everyone involved in the knowledge industries, teachers, students and many others consult them daily. In 2008, Google launched Google Code University http://code.google.com/edu/ with sample course content and tutorials for Computer Science (CS) students and educators on current computing technologies and paradigms. It is an open source based system with a Creative Commons license. Social networking sites like Myspace, Facebook, YouTube (owned by Google), Delicious, Twitter, Wikipedia and many others are enjoying huge popularity. In 2010, Facebook first had more hits than Google. More learning probably occurs using these tools than with all the formal tools listed here. Many LMS vendors are adding social networking and informal learning tools to their products. Some organizations modify web content management systems to work as LMSs. Web content management systems are used to maintain complex web sites. They include Microsoft Sharepoint, Drupal, Sitecore, OpenText, etc. For example, in 2011 the American College of Cardiology launched a learning management system (LMS) built with Sitecore's Web Content Management System (CMS) software by Velir Studios. SumTotal Systems resulted from a merger between Click2Learn and Docent. They have since purchased Pathlore and DK Systems. In June, 2009, SumTotal Systems was acquired by Vista Equity Partners. In 2010, SumTotal purchased SoftScape and on January 5, 2011, they purchased GeoLearning. In July 2011, they purchased CyberShift Inc. and Accero Inc. signifying a further expansion into Talent/Human Resources Management. In Oct, 2006, Skillsoft purchased NETg. In Feb. 2008 Skillsoft partnered with SumTotal Systems and EEDO to offer interoperability. Skillsoft purchased ElementK in 2011 making it by far the largest supplier of online generic courseware. SilkRoad technology inc. purchased VTN Technologies in Nov. 2008. Skillsoft offers the Skillport LMS and ElementK offers KnowledgeHub LMS primarily to support their own extensive eLearning courseware catalogs. They do not support classroom training management. Brandon Hall Group (www.brandon-hall.com) and Bersin & Associates (http://www.bersin.com) have produced reports profiling these systems. More LMSs are listed at the following web sites  http://www.e-learningcentre.co.uk/. (This is a British site so the list tends to be Eurocentric),  http://www.c4lpt.co.uk/Directory/Tools/instructional.html. Also check http://www.c4lpt.co.uk/recommended/top100-2010.html.  http://www.capterra.com/learning-management-system-software,  http://www.elearningguild.com/buyers_guide/?selection=doc.937. An extensive list of both products and services which goes beyond the scope of this list. WebCT and Blackboard (now merged) are listed as LMSs. They are primarily focused Learning Management Vendors, November 2011 Corporate LMSs By Don McIntosh www.trimeritus.com 29 on the formal education sector so I have also listed them as Education LMS (also called Course Management Systems - CMSs). Blackboard also purchased Angel Learning in May, 2009. The Vista version of WebCT is being phased out by Blackboard in 2013 and replaced with Blackboard Learn. Rapid Learning Management Systems There is a new breed of systems hosted on the web and readily available to everyone which Tony Karrer calls Rapid Learning Management Systems (http://elearningtech.blogspot.com/2009/10/rapid-learning-management-systems.html). They give access to individuals and groups of learners access to online learning and provide some management tools. They usually include some course authoring tools, eCommerce features and community networking. Some of them are: For Corporate Training:  Articulate Online http://www.articulate.com/products/articulate-online.php. Provides a platform for publishing and tracking courses using Articulate.  Coggno http://www.coggno.com/. A platform for suppliers to upload their training courses and sell them – a training marketplace.  CourseMax http://coursemax.com/. More a learning community than an LMS. Similar to LearnHub.  CoursePark (Bluedrop Performance Learning) http://www.coursepark.com/. Describes itself as a Learning Management Network. Based in St. John's, Newfoundland. A merger between Serebra and Bluedrop was announced on March 24, 2011.  Distance Learning ScribeStudio (Distance Learning, Inc) http://www.scribestudio.com/ A cloud based system that includes authoring, learning management, web conferencing, etc.  Firmwater LMS (Firmwater Inc.) http://www.firmwater.com/ A hosted learning management system for training vendors and publishers. Networking doesn't appear to be a priority although they have recently begun promoting themselves on Twitter. Based in Toronto, Ontario.  Interactyx TOPYX http://www.interactyx.com/. Emphasis on learning network/community. Includes some content management and eCommerce features. Available in a mobile edition for a variety of platforms, including Google Android device and iPhone OS-based devices and the Apple iPad. Also offer TOPYX Bolt as a social leaning add-on tool for learning management systems.  Litmos http://www.litmos.com/. A platform for suppliers to create and upload their training courses and sell them – a training marketplace. Acquired by Callidus Software http://www.callidussoftware.com/ in the second quarter of 2011.  Odijoo http://www.odijoo.com/. A platform for creating, publishing and selling courses in an online community. Primarily a training marketplace with some community features.  Q2 xPert eCampus (Q2Learning LLC) http://www.q2learning.com. An SaaS elearning platform with tools for the creation of blended learning and collaboration. They also offer xPert eCommunity for developing communities of practice.  UDUTU.com http://www.udutu.com An online course authoring tool and UdutuTeach & UdutuLearn: the first LMS designed to run on popular social networks such as Facebook. Learning Management Vendors, November 2011 Corporate LMSs By Don McIntosh www.trimeritus.com 30  Vidizmo Ultralearn http://vidizmo.ultralearn.com/. A software-as-a-service application for interactive rich-media-mashup based learning with an emphasis on video and with some tracking, management and evaluation features.  Wisetail Learning Ecosystem (Wisetail) http://www.wisetail.com/. Described as “The next generation LMS.” It is an eLearning system where employees complete and/or contribute video training content, and interact with one another socially It also includes LMS features like a content management system, course delivery with learning paths, test creation tools, SCORM compatibility, reporting and user management, etc.  Xerceo Feathercap (Xerceo, Inc.) http://www.xerceo.com and http://www.feathercap.net/. Includes a course and quiz builder. Education:  Savicca LearnHub http://learnhub.com/. A social network for learning and collaboration with a focus on the K-12 education sector. They offer course authoring and publishing for teachers and e-commerce features. They offered an LMS called Nuvvo which has now been shut down. Based in Toronto, Ontario.  Sclipo http://sclipo.com/. Oriented to the K-12 sector, they offer course creation and publishing and social networking. They also offer a virtual classroom called Sclipo Events which can be integrated with Moodle. Based in Barcelona, Spain. Website is not straightforward.  ClassRunnner (Classrunner.com, LLC) http://www.classrunner.com. A Moodle hosting service. It is oriented to teachers and schools who don't wish to set up their own systems. It includes blogs, message forums, wikis, assignments distribution and collection, online evaluations, comments and gradebook, course calendar of events and assignments, online quizzes.  MERLOT (Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching http://www.merlot.org) offers a free, online repository for educational materials.  Connexions (Rice University, http://cnx.org/) offers "an environment for collaboratively developing, freely sharing, and rapidly publishing scholarly content on the Web."  BrainHoney (Agilix Labs) http://brainhoney.com/. Online. Free for individuals.  it's learning (it's learning Inc,) http://www.itslearning.net. For K-12 and post- secondary education.  Time To Know Digital Learning Platform (Time To Know, Inc.) http://www.timetoknow.com/. Described as “…an interactive core curriculum and a digital teaching platform, designed specifically for one-to-one computing classrooms. It is currently available for fourth and fifth grade math and reading/language arts.” It is natural that with the increased popularity of SaaS, cloud computing, and social networking the LMS would evolve to include those things. Many “behind the firewall” LMSs are including social networking tools within the organization because many employers are reluctant to give employees access to Facebook, Twitter, etc. out of fear that they will waste time on them. Some of these tools give access to outside the enterprise social networking but with a learning focus. Perhaps we can call these open access, training marketplaces and communities or Learning Management Vendors, November 2011 Corporate LMSs By Don McIntosh www.trimeritus.com 31 learning management networks (CoursePark's term). Craig Weiss offers a very useful blog on E-Learning. He calls it E-Learnning 24/7 and it can be found at http://elearninfo.com/. Learning Management Vendors, November 2011 Corporate LCMSs By Don McIntosh www.trimeritus.com 32 Learning Content Management Systems (LCMSs) While LMSs manage learners and record keeping, LCMSs manage the content of courses. Typically, course content is stored as learning objects in a learning object repository database. The objects are described and tagged so these objects can be recalled and reused by the same course designers and others. Because many LMSs are taking on the features of LCMSs and vice-versa, there is a duplication of vendors on this list with the previous list. Some companies which offer both make a distinction between them and name them separately; some don’t. Most LCMSs offer course authoring capability and many offer at least modest LMS capability as well. Some education oriented systems call themselves LCMSs. Because their primary function is the creation and delivery of content, this is quite understandable. I prefer to call them education LMSs and have them in a separate category. They are also known as Virtual Learning Environments (VLE) and as Course Management Systems (but this can be confused with content management systems (CMS). The term CMS (Content Management System) is usually used to refer to a system to manage content on a website. LCMSs are specialized CMSs which are specifically designed to manage learning content. 1. Any-3 LCMS (iPerformance) (Any-3 Ltd.) http://www.any-3.com Based in UK. 2. Assima Training Suite (Assima Plc) http://www.assima.net Also offer a simulation development tool using “software cloning” and localization services. Based in UK. 3. Aunwesha LearnITy Enterprise Suite LMS/LCMS (Aunwesha Knowledge Technologies Private Limited) http://www.aunwesha.com A suite of tools. Based in India. 4. Blackboard Learn (Blackboard, Inc.) http://www.blackboard.com Primarily an education oriented system, a version of this platform is offered as a corporate solution as well. In 2005, they purchased WebCT which makes them the largest commercial education LMS. The Vista version of WebCT is being phased out by Blackboard in 2013 and replaced with Blackboard Learn. Blackboard also purchased Angel Learning in May, 2009 shrinking the educational LMS marketplace even further. Blackboard purchased Elluminate and Wimba (virtual classroom tools) in July 2010 and has integrated them into a new product called Collaborate. Blackboard also purchased iStrategy (http://www.istrategy.com) in 2010 and incorporated it into Blackboard Analytics suggesting a move into broader school administration. Blackboard itself was purchased by Providence Equity Partners in June, 2011. 5. BreakthroughPerformanceTech LCMX (Breakthrough Performance Tech) http://www.breakthroughperformancetech.com/. Described as an extended Learning Content Management System that “allows courseware authors to leverage their learning content and present it in countless different ways for a wide variety of target platforms and in a remarkably short timeframe.” To be announced in Nov. 2011. See article at http://www.learningsolutionsmag.com/articles/771/?utm_campaign=lsmag&utm_ medium=email&utm_source=lsm-news. 6. CERTPOINT Learning Content Management (CERTPOINT SYSTEMS, Inc.) Learning Management Vendors, November 2011 Corporate LCMSs By Don McIntosh www.trimeritus.com 33 http://www.certpointsystems.com/ Product includes Learning Management, Learning Content Management, Content Creation, a web portal and other tools. Formerly called Vuepoint. 7. Chalk Pushcast Software (Chalk Media Corporation) http://www.chalk.com An LCMS targeting mobile platforms. Based in Vancouver, BC. Purchased by RIM (Research in Motion) in January, 2009. 8. Cobent Learning Compliance Suite (Cobent Group, UK) http://www.cobent.com. Includes authoring. 9. Conzentrate Learning Arena (Conzentrate) http://www.conzentrate.com/. Based in Denmark. Also offer Conzentrate Learning Central – an LMS. 10. Cornerstone OnDemand Enterprise Suite (Cornerstone OnDemand Inc.) http://www.cornerstoneondemand.com. A full talent management suite which includes an LMS, an LCMS, collaboration tools, and performance and succession management. 11. Creative Logic eTrainCenter (Creative Logic Solutions) http://www.etraincenter.com. They offer both LMS and LCMS solutions, even “free” versions. 12. Desire2Learn Learning Repository (Desire2Learn, Inc.) http://www.desire2learn.com It is part of the Desire2Learn Learning Environment - primarily an education oriented system. Includes content authoring tools. Based in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario. 13. dominKnow LCMS (DominKnow, Inc.) http://www.dominknow.com Based in Ontario, Canada – formerly Galbraith Media. Includes authoring capability. 14. DynDevice LCMS (Mega Italia Media) http://www.dyndevicelcms.com/it/. Both LCMS and LMS capabilities for e-learning. Based in Italy. Website is in Italian. 15. EEDO ForceTen (EEDO Knowledgeware Corporation) http://www.eedo.com. In July, 2008, EEDO merged with OutStart and now operates under the latter name. They still support the ForceTen product. 16. e-learning WMB Open Elms (e-learning WMB) http://www.e-learningwmb.co.uk. A content management system supplied with Open Elms open source LMS. Includes course authoring. Based in the UK. 17. EMC Documentum (EMC Corporation) http://www.emc.com/. Documentum is an enterprise content management system but can also be used as an LCMS. 18. eMisphere Lecando LCMS (eMisphere Solutions) http://www.emispheresolutions.com Includes collaborative authoring. Based in Quebec. 19. ePath Learning ASAP (ePath Learning Inc.) http://www.epathlearning.com/. Combines the features of an on-demand LCMS and an LMS. 20. ExpressTrain Transformation Suite (Princeton Center for Education Services, Inc.) http://www.expresstrain-ts.com/. A unique product - ExpressTrain works within Microsoft Office to automatically generate and update knowledge products from training solutions to performance support materials to verification documentation. 21. EZ LCMS (EZ LCMS) http://www.ezlcms.com. Offer LMS capability, authoring, courses, and a PowerPoint conversion plug-in. 22. Fronter Open Learning Platform (Fronter, Norway) http://com.fronter.info/ Primarily an education LMS/LCMS. The company was purchased by Pearson [...].. .Learning Management Vendors, November 2011 Corporate LCMSs By Don McIntosh www.trimeritus.com 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 Education in 2009 and this product appears to be integrated into Pearson Learning The Fronter product is still available Frontline TrainingMine LMS (Frontline Data Solutions,... distance learning system called eLearning Server, assessment tools and an authoring tool called eAuthor CBT idea Learning LCMS (IDEA E -Learning Solutions) http://www.ideaelearning.com Based in Istanbul Also offer a Learning Management System, a Measurement and Evaluation System and course authoring tools Website is mostly in Turkish InfoPro Learning Content Management System (InfoPro Corporation) http:/ /learning. infoprocorp.com/... Informetica Learning Content Management System (Informetica Corporate Online Training Systems, a division of Sencia Canada Limited) http://www.informetica.com Although it calls itself a Learning Content Management System it is both that and a full LMS with an emphasis on safety management Based in Thunder Bay, Ontario Inmedius Generation 21 Knowledge Assembler (Inmedius, Inc.) http://www.inmediuslearning.com... Performance Solutions) http://www.gemini.com Combines an LMS with an object repository and authoring Based in Calgary, Alberta eXact Learning Solutions learn eXact Suite (eXact Learning Solutions) http://www.exact -learning. com/ Formerly Giunti Labs Based in Italy An LCMS with authoring, management and a mobile module Handshaw Lumenix Developer (Handshaw, Inc.) http://www.handshaw.com Includes collaborative authoring... SCORM repository Hyperwave CIM Platform (Hyperwave Inc.) http://www.hyperwave.com A suite of modular Enterprise Content Management (ECM) applications incorporating content and document management, search and retrieval, workflow, collaboration, web conferencing and elearning IBS/Learnware eLearning CMS (IBS) http://www.ibs-company.com/ IBS is a large Russian IT services company which purchased Learnware... (Inmedius, Inc.) http://www.inmediuslearning.com Instancy Learning Content Management System (Instancy, Inc.) http://www.instancy.com Provide a full suite of tools including LMS, authoring, knowledge management, communities, and integration of Web 2.0 tools Intrallect IntraLibrary (Intrallect Limited) http://www.intrallect.com/ They call it a Learning Object Repository which is a key component of an... so this may not be a full LCMS iQpakk™ Mobile LCMS (iQpakk) http://iqpakk.com/ An LCMS with an emphasis on mobile applications JoomlaLMS (JoomlaLMS) http://www.joomlalms.com/ Joomla is an open source 34 . tools. 31 6. TrainCaster LMS (TrainCaster.com) http://www.traincaster.com/ 31 7. Train-Ease Learning Management System (Train-Ease, Inc.) http://www.train- ease.com/ Learning Management Vendors, . Based in India. 32 6. VCampus LMS (VCampus Corporation) http://www.vcampus.com/webuol/index.cfm. A hosted system for eLearning, 32 7. viaLearning Learning Management System (viaLearning, a division. also offer this LMS. 33 1. Vivid Learning Systems eClarus Lite Learning Management System (Vivid Learning Systems, Inc.) http://www.learnatvivid.com. A hosted LMS for eLearning only primarily