Beyond the LMS: Building the Infrastructure for Sustainable Training at Scale
- Dr. Christie Vanorsdale
- Jan 27
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 11
When a fast-scaling global organization needed to streamline and govern its partner training ecosystem, the challenge was much more than choosing an LMS. Here's how we built an infrastructure that scaled with the business—without adding headcount.

The Challenge
This high-growth organization faced mounting complexity across its extended enterprise training model, including:
Inconsistent user experiences across partner-facing portals
Manual group assignment and enrollment processes
Fragmented admin roles with no system of accountability
Limited visibility into learning engagement and completion
High support ticket volume for basic administrative tasks
Strategic Solution
We built a scalable, flexible learning infrastructure centered on clarity, automation, and governance—anchored by three core pillars:
1. Technology Architecture
Designed a federated model within Docebo to support vendor-specific learning portals
Created group-based enrollment rules using user attributes (e.g., region, role, employment type)
Aligned SSO attribute mapping with auto-enrollment logic
Established naming conventions and data hygiene protocols for long-term scalability
2. Process Infrastructure
Defined rules-based group logic to auto-enroll learners into targeted content
Developed repeatable templates for partner onboarding programs
Built administrator dashboards to enable self-service support
Formalized content request and update procedures to reduce ad hoc work
Introduced metadata standards to future-proof learning analytics
3. Support Systems
Created a knowledge hub for LMS administrators and vendor leads
Established role-based permissioning to support decentralized maintenance
Documented governance policies and change control processes
Designed admin training workflows with self-paced and live support
Built a long-term roadmap for sustainable platform growth
Measurable Impact
Within weeks of implementation, the organization reported:
85%+ reduction in manual enrollments due to auto-grouping logic
Drastic decrease in support tickets related to onboarding and user access
Clear role delineation across platform admins, improving operational clarity
Consistent partner experience across distributed portals
Ability to scale partner enablement without adding internal headcount
Key Insight
The right LMS is just the beginning. What drives long-term success is building the infrastructure around it—clear rules, repeatable systems, and a governance model that empowers internal teams to scale, adapt, and lead.
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