What is LPS?
LPS (Learning Production System) is an end-to-end learning development approach that enables organizations to analyze, design, produce, and operate digital learning content in-house, supported by AI and a long-term partnership model.
LPS is not a rental platform. It is a capability-building system developed together with your existing team.
The Problem with Traditional Learning Models
Most organizations rely on:
Rented content libraries
External agencies
Short-term freelancers
This creates recurring problems:
Generic content that doesn’t reflect real processes
High recurring costs
Loss of knowledge when teams change
Constant re-onboarding of new vendors
LPS was designed to solve exactly these issues.
The LPS Approach at a Glance
LPS combines:
Training analysis
AI-assisted content development
In-house studio setup
Team-as-a-Service operating model
Result:
You own the system, the content, and the know-how.

LPS Journey — Step by Step
Training Analysis & Planning
Purpose
Align learning investments with business priorities before producing any content.
Operational Process
Training needs analysis by role, department, and performance gap
Budget planning for programs and learning tracks
Annual and quarterly training calendar
Needs analysis surveys and prioritization
Learning roadmap definition (what to build, when, and why)
Reference (Learning & Development fundamentals) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1bFr2SWP1I
AI-Assisted Content Development
Purpose
Accelerate production while maintaining instructional quality.
Operational Process
Convert SME knowledge into structured learning paths
AI-assisted outlines, scripts, quizzes, and assessments
SCORM and microlearning production
Fast review and iteration cycles
Continuous improvement through feedback and analytics
Reference (Instructional Design & ILD) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2v1wXnG9dLQ
Build Your Own Learning Studio (Not Rental)
Purpose
Create a sustainable internal learning production capability.
Operational Process
Define studio roles and responsibilities
Establish governance, standards, and templates
Set up catalogs, learning paths, and competency structures
Integrate with LMS, HR, intranet, and reporting systems
Build reusable production assets
Reference (Learning Operations & Team Setup) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbG9c5XcGqk
Team as a Service — Operating Model
Year 1 — Studio Setup Workstream
Focus
Foundation and first production success.
What Happens
Studio processes and workflows are established
Templates and standards are defined
Initial flagship learning modules are produced together
Your team learns while delivering real content
Outcome
A fully functional learning production pipeline owned by your organization.
Real Partner Impact
Organizations that previously relied on rental platforms now:
Produce higher-quality, process-specific learning content
Maintain continuity without fear of team turnover
Reduce long-term learning costs
Build internal expertise instead of dependency
Because LPS is not just software. It is a long-term partnership.
LPS vs Rental Training Systems
Category
LPS – In-House Training Development
Rental / Subscription Systems
Ownership
You own the system and all content
Vendor owns platform and content
Content Quality
Tailored to real processes
Generic, one-size-fits-all
Cost Structure
Investment that decreases over time
Continuous recurring fees
Team Stability
Supported by Team-as-a-Service
Vendor changes frequently
Knowledge Retention
Knowledge stays inside organization
Knowledge leaves with vendor
Customization
Fully customizable
Limited to platform rules
AI Usage
AI supports internal production
AI limited to vendor scope
Scalability
Grows with your team
Locked to license tiers
Risk of Team Loss
Very low (partner-backed)
High (agency/freelancer churn)
Long-Term Value
Capability building
Content renting
Final Takeaway
LPS enables organizations to:
Plan learning strategically
Produce content efficiently with AI
Build and operate an internal learning studio
Eliminate dependency on rental systems
Secure long-term learning continuity
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