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Rewatch our first Strategy Roundtable of 2025!

This webinar explores how ACS Technologies and Praesidium leverage Thought Industries' Panorama functionality to scale client management, customize learner experiences, and drive business growth.

ACS Technologies:

ACS Technologies, a church management software company, uses Panorama to provide each church with a unique learning environment. This multi-tenant setup allows for:

  • Provisioning & Access Control: Each church’s staff accesses customized training via SSO, with separate Panoramas for content delivery and data security.
  • Subscription Tiers: Their "Stack Pass Pro" model includes free basic training and a paid tier with advanced features and admin access.
  • Tracking & Compliance: Panoramas facilitate tracking user activity, managing inactive accounts, and maintaining clean data.
  • Future Vision: ACS aims to monetize Panoramas through advanced tiers offering branding, content authoring, and expanded user access, creating new revenue streams.

Praesidium:

Praesidium, a risk management firm, uses Thought Industries to deliver training for diverse clients, including social service agencies and religious organizations. Their approach emphasizes:

  • Flexible Client Setups: Over 400 Panoramas and 15,000 sublicenses are customized by location, role, and program, enabling precise content delivery.
  • Course Provisioning via Tags: Tags streamline content distribution, allowing for quick onboarding and targeted training based on client needs.
  • Custom Branding & Localization: Clients can tailor their learning environments with branded Panoramas and multilingual support.
  • Operational Workflow: Their business development team scopes client needs, while the product support team manages Panorama setup and user onboarding.

Both organizations showcase how Thought Industries’ Panorama feature supports scalable, flexible, and revenue-generating learning ecosystems tailored to diverse client needs.

Can Ti provide any additional details for the in course language switching mentioned at 46:25?

Hi ​@Christopher.Hernley 

I will find this out for you. It may be an adaptive learning path where the initial questionnaire asks what language the learner wants to see, and this determines what content is presented. However i will confirm for you.

Regards

Jon

Hi ​@Christopher.Hernley 

I looked into this, and what the Praesidium team have done for the Mini Minders course is create a course with two paghes,  one page which is a SCORM page, and the second is a Thank you text page.

The SCORM file is created to have the option of Spanish / English on the first page, so SCORM is determining the content the learner sees based on how they answer this question.

So the languate is all managed in SCORM.

If you need any more information please met me know and I am happy to assist.

Best

JOn

 

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