Docebo, a provider of cloud-based learning solutions for today’s users has been publicly recognised for its “innovative” comprehensive online training management tools.
In a recent post on the Learning Light website, the UK-based market analyst specialising in the online learning technologies and educational technology (edtech) sectors, Director, David Patterson singled out as a product that is “gaining significant market exposure by being highly visible and full of potential.”
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Patterson who is also a member of the exclusive and prestigious international Think Tank, The Company of Thought, said “Docebo is an aspiring, ambitious LMS vendor, which is making a determined and very public effort to enter the larger size corporate market.”
While Docebo doesn’t “offer the full enterprise suite of Oracle or SAP, they are able to integrate their solutions very effectively into the corporate infrastructure. This is a fast growing requirement.”
The Learning Light commentary goes on to say that, “the learning interface from an LMS such as Docebo, when well integrated, is a superior learning experience to many other solutions.
“Docebo is a fully loaded LMS with a commitment to integration and innovation. Perhaps its most interesting innovation is its flexible pricing model, but this should not overshadow the continuing commitment to technical and learning improvement.”
Docebo’s Cloud-based, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Enterprise learning management system (LMS) is sold in more than 80 countries. Established in 2005, Docebo (Latin for “I will teach”) has over 28,000 installations and offers an enterprise solution for mid-sized to large organisations.
Claudio Erba, Docebo’s CEO added: “In recent years, many organisations’ learning functions have been transformed. Gamification techniques and socially-enabled technologies are among the new weapons in the corporate learning and development armoury.
“Consequently, organisations are thinking about learning through a more connected and participative process. The use of technology is key in the shift towards the use of user-generated content, and it’s important in capturing and sharing valuable institutional knowledge.
“Docebo is focusing on meeting corporate needs effectively and efficiently in this contemporary context. This is why Docebo’s LMS is being increasingly noticed – and praised -by both corporate users as well as market analysts.”
