A significant development is in the evolution of SaaS-based LMS architecture. The first SaaS LMS vendors went to market with a single tenant architecture. This means that a deployment of their system could be used for a single audience—all users would be sent to a single instance of the LMS.
More recently, a small number of SaaS LMS vendors have gone to market with a multi-tenant architecture. A multi-tenant LMS allows the administrator to launch new instances of the application on-demand. The value in multitenancy is in the ability to create a dedicated learning environment for each of your unique audiences.
In this video, we discuss the challenges LMS vendors face when developing for multitenancy and the value of the LMS Portals SaaS-based, multi-tenant platform.
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