SAP SuccessFactors Learning · Instructional Design
The platform and the training that runs on it, from one consultant.
Most organizations hire two people: one to configure the LMS, one to build the courses inside it. The handoff between them is where projects stall. I do both.
What you are buying
- LMS implementations and administration
- Discovery through hypercare, from small implementations to global enterprise platforms, as project owner and as consultant.
- Audit readiness
- Training content and LMS frameworks that survive audits. FDA, ISO, SOC and OSHA audit experience in regulated industries.
- Global delivery
- Collaboration in your time zone. Content localized to fit your needs.
Two ways to work together
Pick the track that matches your problem
Clients usually start with one and end up using both. They are scoped separately, so you are never taking on more than the problem requires.
LMS Implementation Support
You are standing up SuccessFactors Learning, migrating off a legacy platform, or living with a configuration nobody has fixed. You want someone experienced on your side of the table.
- Independent review alongside your implementation partner
- Team augmentation on curriculum, compliance logic and data mapping
- Governance and configuration standards that survive an audit
- Mentoring your administrators toward independence
Instructional Design & eLearning
You need courses that hold attention, survive an audit, and deploy cleanly into the platform you already own. A forty-person company with one course gets the same process as a global rollout.
- Storyline 360 branching scenarios and software simulations
- Rise 360 with embedded Storyline blocks and video
- AI presenter video, scripted through final edit
- Localization and accessibility built in from the storyboard
Why this combination matters
Left unchecked, the gap between content and platform gets expensive
Content built blind to the platform
Courses get designed without knowing how the LMS handles completion, versioning or prerequisites. The rebuild lands on your budget.
Platforms configured without real content
Implementations get signed off against sample data. The structural problems surface when real curricula and multi-region assignment hit the system.
Nobody owns the seam
The vendor points at the design team, the design team points at the vendor, and your auditor still does not have the completion data.
Start with the problem, not the service
Send me two paragraphs about what is going wrong. You get a real answer back, not a brochure.