Pathlore has announced the availability of its new Pathlore Learning Management System (LMS). Pathlore LMS 5 is the first LMS to deliver distributed content management, enabling access to and tracking of learning content across and outside an enterprise. This new, patent-pending technology addresses the strategic business needs of companies and makes the rapid delivery of ROI (return on investment) a reality.
Pathlore LMS 5 is based on a modular approach that allows the functionality of Pathlore LMS to be scaled both up and down to meet the needs of everyone from the largest, most sophisticated enterprises to those organisations that are just starting to transition to e-learning.
Pathlore LMS 5 includes web-based design centres that allow users to configure the LMS, including customising the user interface, personalising the system and adopting the product to meet their unique business rules.
In addition, mobile access for users is an extremely important facet of Pathlore LMS 5. Phone Self Service (PSS) enables mobile users to access training course information and self-registration using the telephone.
Pathlore LMS 5 features the new Pathlore Content Bridge, a patent-pending technology that allows the LMS to manage, track and integrate content from third-party content portals, content from other divisions of a large enterprise and content located on different servers from Pathlore LMS.
"The Pathlore Content Bridge is a commonsense solution to the highly complex problem of distributed content management," said Paul Dickerson, e-learning manager of PNC Regional Community Bank (RCB) in the USA. "What impresses me the most about Pathlore is its desire to understand and meet the needs of real users with real business challenges."
"Pathlore has taken a unique approach to solve a problem and break down some significant barriers that often inhibit the ability to deploy e-learning," said Tom Pedersen, director of professional services for SkillSoft. "The Pathlore Content Bridge allows us to offer unprecedented flexibility to our mutual customers to manage content regardless of how it is distributed."
