Learning Technology Consulting
Most learning tools are bought before there is a plan for them. Edstellar selects, architects and integrates the LMS, LXP and data layer into one learning ecosystem, so your technology drives adoption and measurable outcomes, not shelfware.
Fortune 500 clients served worldwide
With a plan behind it, technology stops piling up: one connected stack, platforms chosen for the strategy, and data that proves adoption and impact.
Budget funds the gaps that matter to the business, not one-off requests.
Platforms picked for the capability the strategy needs, not the longest feature list.
Rollout and enablement are built in, so people actually log in and use it.
One place to look for learning, so people stop giving up and searching.
Integrations give a single view of who learned what, across every system.
A data layer shows whether the tech moved skills and performance.
A quick stack maturity check: see where your learning technology is strong today, and where it can go further.
Edstellar designs six connected pieces that turn scattered tools into a tech stack your people actually use.
The LMS, LXP and tools your strategy actually needs. Vendor-neutral platform, LMS and vendor selection, with every platform tracing back to a learning need, not the longest feature list.
How the LMS, LXP and tools fit and connect: the core learning platform, authoring and delivery layers, and the integrations and data layer around them.
One connected stack with a single source of learning data, linking your HRIS, LMS, LXP and tools through SSO, sync and reporting.
Rollout, training and support so people actually use it, moving from pilot to rollout to embedded use across teams.
The dashboards and metrics that prove the stack works: adoption, active users and ROI, read against a baseline in one view.
Standards, security and a review rhythm that keep the stack healthy: plan quarterly, run continuously, review monthly, improve each cycle.
Vendor-neutral by design. We select and configure the platform, build in the right authoring tools, and connect the wider stack around it.
The capabilities we help you evaluate, select and configure in a modern, AI-powered LMS or LXP.
Tell us where your stack stands today and we will point to the highest-impact fix, no pitch required.
The five layers your learning tech stack is built from, each one built on the one before it, from needs alignment up to measurement. This is what we build.
Usage and outcome data, captured through xAPI and SCORM in a learning record store (LRS), read back against the needs in layer 01.
Rollout, enablement and support mapped to teams and moments, resourced by the architecture in layer 03.
The SSO, data flow and integrations that turn a single platform into one connected stack.
Built from the needs in layer 01, the LMS or LXP at the center sets what the integrations and data layer above connect to.
The foundation the whole blueprint is built on: we map the tools to the learning needs and capability priorities they must serve.
A five-step learning technology consulting method that takes you from a scattered set of tools to a measured digital learning transformation.
Audit the current tools, integrations and usage to define what the stack must do.
Analyze the gaps between the tools you have and the capability the strategy needs, informed by your training needs analysis and assessments.
Architect the platform, integrations, data flow and governance that close the gaps.
Implement, integrate and roll out the stack, on the systems your people already use.
Measure adoption, govern the stack and, if you want, run it as a managed service, improving each cycle so it compounds rather than dates.
The rare partner that designs your learning tech stack and delivers it, drives the adoption, and proves the impact to the business.
Your stack actually goes live, because the team that selects and architects it also runs the rollout.
Keeps your capability picture live, so your stack targets the skills that matter and proves its impact.
Every engagement sets its baseline and metrics up front, so the stack is measured against adoption and business results, not licenses bought.
A learning stack rolled out and configured across 100+ countries and 20+ industries, so a global deployment stays consistent.
We are not tied to any platform, so the LMS or LXP we recommend is the one your strategy needs, not the one we resell.
Start with a platform selection, hand over the architecture, or run the whole implementation, and scale up as the partnership grows.
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Six connected pieces: platform strategy and selection, operating model design, integrations and data flow, adoption and enablement, learning data and reporting, and technology governance. Together they turn scattered tools into one learning ecosystem your people actually use.
Vendor-neutral, against your strategy. We map every tool to the learning needs and capability priorities it must serve, define the use cases, and shortlist platforms on fit, not on the longest feature list. We are not a reseller, so the recommendation is the one your strategy needs.
Following the 5A method, the stack audit, requirements and architecture take roughly 7 to 12 weeks, and implementation, integration and rollout take 8 to 16 weeks. Adoption measurement and governance then run on an ongoing cycle.
Yes. We connect the LMS or LXP to your HRIS, identity, collaboration, content and analytics systems, with SSO, data sync and reporting, so you get a single view of who learned what across every system.
A stack audit and requirements and fit report, an architecture and roadmap, a live, integrated platform rolled out to your people, and an adoption dashboard. If you want, we can also run the stack for you as a managed service.
Book a technology consultation and we will map your current stack, find the gaps, and show where selection, integration and governance move the needle.
The tech stack your learning function runs on