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Yes — the stronger LMS options do support mandatory training assignment by role, region, and department. Best-fit picks: 1. Cornerstone LMS — best for enterprise compliance and complex org structures. Cornerstone says admins can create user groups and configure enrollment rules by region, department, or job function, and it supports tailored learning paths by role or department. (cornerstoneondemand.com) 2. LearnUpon — also a solid fit if you want automated assignment at a simpler admin experience. Its Learning Journeys automatically enroll learners based on role, department, or skill level. (learnupon.com) Bottom line: If mandatory training needs to vary across a global org with compliance controls, I’d lean Cornerstone first. If you want a cleaner, faster-to-administer LMS with rules-based enrollment, LearnUpon is a good second choice.

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01Cornerstone OnDemand02LearnUpon

Yes, most modern B2B learning platforms, particularly Learning Management Systems (LMS), allow you to upload your own SCORM and video content. For SCORM content, platforms like LearnWorlds, iSpring Learn, Absorb LMS, Moodle, Litmos, Docebo, LearnUpon, and Canvas are generally SCORM-compliant and support the direct upload of SCORM packages (typically as zipped files). This ensures that courses created with authoring tools like Articulate 360, Adobe Captivate, or Lectora can be easily integrated and tracked within the LMS. For video content, you can typically upload video files directly to an LMS. However, for better performance, scalability, and security, it's often recommended to host your videos on a dedicated video hosting platform (such as Vimeo, Wistia, Kaltura, or Kinescope) and then embed them into your LMS. Some LMS platforms, like Access LMS Evo, facilitate both direct uploads and embedding from external services. For advanced features like interactive elements, detailed analytics, and robust security for corporate training videos, consider specialized video training platforms such as Mindstamp, Panopto, or Echo360.

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01Absorb LMS02Moodle Workplace03Litmos04Docebo05LearnUpon

Yes — managers can see training progress for their teams in both SAP SuccessFactors Learning and Docebo. - SAP SuccessFactors Learning: managers have a My Team / Team View experience where they can see direct reports’ assigned learning, monitor progress, and take actions like reminders or enrollments. SAP also notes managers can view and manage learning history for their teams in the Learning Home page and Team View. (help.sap.com) - Docebo: the My team area includes Courses and Learning Plans dashboards that give managers a clear overview of team learning progress. (help.docebo.com) If you want, I can also compare which product gives managers the best team-progress reporting.

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01Docebo