I have over seven years of selling LMS and on-line courseware to large banks and credit unions.

I am interested in opportunities with an LMS company with a broader market.

My primary concern is making sure that I work for a company that markets a great product.

Which LMS company offers the best product, service and support?

Hi Ted-

I don't know exactly where to recommend you in terms of a particular Learning Management System but I would get involved with either a start-up or small company if you're new to the game. You'll learn a lot more this way, and smaller LMS systems tend to have better (and direct) customer service and are more involved with their product. Good luck!

Ted:

It seems if you have 7-years experience in the LMS business that you would have a better handle on the competition that most of us that are on here.

Ted as of this writing there are literally 847 LMS's sold in the North America. And if you use Brand Hall Research there are 95 that have taken the time to fill out the free listing. Most are good to great LMS's, and the variation is simply in the vertical they sreve, or some variation in features. So "best" is dependent on yuor vantage point.

Hi Ted,

I agree that you should start with a startup or small company with strong/robust LMS and a relevant course ware...
These companies would be closer to the customers and would not have to go through the beurocracy to make small things happen...
Let me know what kind of profile are you looking at and what vertical is your particular interest..I may be able to help you out...