imc Learning Suite Pricing, Features, Reviews and Alternatives

A really comprehensive and professionally built suite of eLearning capabilities that can be adapted (and re-adapted) to fit any organisation - the more complex the need the better it performs against alternative options. The ability to easily setup individual/groups, programs with a variety of different types of profiles, and the management of all of this is a key differentiator. All the new types...

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The service locally is good and very responsive, but the need for special bespoke features and customisation that needs to be done in the Germany HQ can be a bit slow. The backend activities relating to configuring all the rich functionality was quite cumbersome up to recently, but I understand the new version with a more intuitive GUI is supposed to fix this. The system documentation - which is a symptom of the back end was a bit ordinary, but I understand the new `process guide software toolkit will significantly reduce the need for the document.

Absolutely customizable and amazing functionalities. Nice look and feel

Nowadays i am absolutely happy with imc

This Learning Management System delivers all you need in a corporat environment. You can define learning materials, build courses and programs, book and prebook courses, build workflows for required courses and define chasing e-mails for missed due dates. The frontend for end-users can be customized for your needs following corporate identity and design guidelines. On the frontend you can define where to place a number of predefined content blocks. In course rooms every content attribute can be freely customized. Even language details in the frontends can be configured. You are able to configure different user roles and groups.

The User Interface needs getting used to. It's an system for experts. A user who works one time a month on managing courses or attendees, is a bit of lost in the system. You need to have dedicated users for managing courses, which will work on it full-time. The data model behind the scenes is really old. Database tables have no references between each other. Without any documentation or expert guidance from IMC you are lost if you try to build your own select statements.