The LMS market is growing year on year, but many organisations still rely on non-technological methods to carry out their training. Still, many are eager to adopt elearning in the near future.
According to a survey based on 200 US firms, carried out by employee training software review firm Software Advice, 80% of buyers surveyed are evaluating LMSs for the first time, while 20% are looking for systems that are more efficient and easier to use.
In particular, training professionals want LMSs where they can upload and store content (61%), track training progress (37%) and conduct reporting (25%).
We’ve summarised the key facts in the infographic below.
You can access the full survey here.
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