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Difference between Learning Solution and Training in ESS

04-03-2007 1:01 PM
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Hi,

I would like to know the functionality difference between Learning Solution and Training when will be using through ESS.

I have found that Training is part of SAP's old version and java based application not available on ESS for Training. In Learning solution, we are getting java based application for all the activity. Functions like, Training Activities, Qualification Profile, Profile Match-up, Settings are available on Learning Solution but the same are not available on Training. Even Pre-booking is not available on ESS through Training.

I would like get feedback from forum. Please who have experience on the same, do guide me. I would like to suggest the client for the same.

Prompt response will be highly appreciated.

Regards,

Aashish

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Hi Ashish,

SAP has provided a learning management system for more than 15 years, beginning with a solution called Training and Event Management (now called Training Management [TEM], sometimes referred to as PE in SAP documentation). This system allowed learners to book courses and view their training history via Employee Self-Service, and supported the full suite of classroom training administration functions.

SAP’s current learning software is SAP’s Learning Solution (LSO). Companies still can use TEM to administer classroom-only training or they can choose to leverage LSO functionality to deliver classroom training as well as Web-based training, virtual classrooms, blended learning, and collaboration to their employees.

mySAP ERP Training Management (TEM) serves as the foundation of SAP’s Learning Solution (LSO). However, LSO includes much new functionality such as administering and delivering Web-based training, virtual classrooms, curricula, and online tests. The entire LSO consists of SAP Authoring Environment, Content Management System (CMS), Learning Management System (LMS), Learning Portal, Content Player, Offline Player, Business Intelligence (BI), and the Collaboration functionality

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Hi Anil,

Thanks a lot for your reply. I was on the right tract thats what I want to ensure.

Regards,

Aashish

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