As the workhorse in the background that does the heavy lifting for corporate eLearning solutions, IBM Lotus Learning Management System (LMS) is comprehensive and nimble enough to serve the e-learning management needs of a small department or a global enterprise. Built for scalability and based on standards, LMS is the first product foray for Lotus built on a pure J2EE infrastructure, based on IBM WebSphere Application Server and DB2. This webcast helps one find out about the architecture of this powerful product and what you need to know to install, configure and maximize your utilization of LMS in customer accounts.
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