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If you’re still using your LMS solely for compliance, you’re leaving money on the table
The most common justification for implementing a new learning management system (LMS)? Delivering, tracking, and managing compliance training. Yet if you’re still using your LMS just for compliance, you’re leaving money on the table.The most common justification for implementing a new learning management system (LMS)? Delivering, tracking, and managing compliance training. Yet if you’re still using your LMS just for compliance, you’re leaving money on the table.
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