Litmos

06/18/2026

It's our last day at TICE and we're not shocked to say that, per usual, this conference has delivered!

The conversations at Booth 37 have been some of the most direct we've had all year: L&D leaders who are done playing it safe and ready to show what learning actually does for the business.

One thing we keep hearing? The pressure to prove the business value of learning isn't new — but the appetite for a real framework to do it is higher than ever.

If you're still here, come find us before we pack up. If you're not at TICE, we'd love to hear from you: what's the one L&D metric you wish your executive team actually cared about?
Drop it in the comments.

06/17/2026

Our VP of Learning Experience & Enablement, Melissa Kruminas takes the stage at this afternoon — and if you're at the Sheraton Imperial, her session is worth rearranging your schedule for. 📅

"From Cost Center to Competitive Advantage: The New Economics of Corporate Learning"
3:45–4:30 PM · Empire Ballroom E

The core argument: your learning budget deserves a better defense than completion rates. She'll walk through the framework for making that case — in terms that land with finance, ops, and the C-suite.

See you there.

06/16/2026

Day 1 at is underway!

We're set up at Booth 37 and 100% ready to have some smart, enlightening, maybe even controversial conversations with leaders in the L&D and training space.

If you're here at the Sheraton Imperial in Raleigh, come find us. We'd love to hear what's on your mind in L&D right now — and share a bit of what we're seeing too.

📌 Also: pencil in Melissa Kruminas tomorrow afternoon. Her session, "From Cost Center to Competitive Advantage: The New Economics of Corporate Learning," is at 3:45 PM in Empire Ballroom E. Link to session abstract here: https://tice.trainingindustry.com/event/256a090b-c5a1-4d26-ae85-597cf1859f68/agenda?session=1990a266-1f10-4d6d-89ca-6a8e5e2be5f4&shareLink=true

This session will be practical, direct, and built for anyone who's ever had to fight for a learning budget. 💸

See you on the floor!

06/11/2026

Your organization already understands the importance of compliance training. Regulations are clear, requirements are documented, and training programs are in place.

But what if your employees aren't actually grasping the materials?
What if what they've learned doesn't change their behavior when your organization's revenue or reputation is on the line?

Delivering training doesn't guarantee behavioral change. The gap between the two is where risk begins to accumulate.

Read "The Hidden Cost of Non-Compliance: Why Training Gaps Put Revenue and Reputation at Risk" for tips to close the gap between completion and readiness, and see what sets high-performing organizations apart when it comes to compliance.

Compliance training gaps create financial, legal, and reputational risk. Learn how modern compliance training software and LMS platforms help...

06/10/2026

Most learning budgets are under pressure right now. And completion rates won't save them.

Executives aren't asking how many employees finished the course. They're asking what it did for revenue, productivity, and speed-to-performance.

That's a harder question to answer — but it's the right one. And the L&D leaders who've figured out how to answer it aren't just protecting their budgets. They're growing them.

At , Melissa Kruminas, our VP of Learning Experience & Enablement, will share a practical framework for making that case – including what individual contributors, frontline managers, and the C-suite each need to hear, and how to translate your top learning initiatives into the language of the people who control the budget.

"From Cost Center to Competitive Advantage: The New Economics of Corporate Learning"
Wednesday, June 17 · 3:45 PM · Empire Ballroom E (Link to session info in the comments)

If you're at TICE, this one's worth your afternoon. Link to session info here: https://tice.trainingindustry.com/event/256a090b-c5a1-4d26-ae85-597cf1859f68/agenda?session=1990a266-1f10-4d6d-89ca-6a8e5e2be5f4&shareLink=true

&D

06/09/2026

One of the biggest L&D bottlenecks we hear about? Building content that actually gets used — without it taking forever. Jessica and Riley from Texas Medical Liability Trust stopped by the Litmos booth at to share what content creation looks like when the tools get out of the way. "It makes creating content for our company a breeze." Sound familiar? Watch 👇

06/03/2026

Most LMS vendors will sell you a platform. Fewer will actually listen when you tell them what needs to change — and then build it. We asked Miriam Calvo-Gil, CPTD, Senior L&D Program Manager at Proponent, what keeps them with Litmos. Her answer wasn't about features. "They are more than a vendor for us. They are a partner." Watch to hear what that looks like in practice 👇

06/02/2026

The Litmos team is heading to TICE 2026 — and we'd love to connect.

📌 Come find us at Booth 37 at the Sheraton Imperial in Raleigh, June 16–18.

While you're there, don't miss this session from our VP of Learning Experience & Enablement, Melissa Kruminas: "From Cost Center to Competitive Advantage: The New Economics of Corporate Learning" – Wednesday, June 17 · 3:45–4:30 PM · Empire Ballroom E

👉 If your L&D budget still gets justified by completion rates, this one's worth your hour. Melissa will share a practical framework for connecting learning investment to the metrics executives actually care about.

See you in Raleigh!

06/01/2026

You have a strategy. You have a platform. You probably even have leadership buy-in.
So why are programs still launching late? Why is the course library still stale? Why is your team still rebuilding content that should already exist?

Melissa Kruminas, our VP of Learning Experience & Enablement, has a clear answer in her latest piece on the Litmos blog: most L&D teams are looking in the wrong place.

The hidden constraint is having the most relevant content ready at the moment it's needed most. Missed compliance deadlines, inconsistent learner experiences, overloaded subject matter experts, and growing compliance exposure are all symptoms of the same underlying gap.

Closing it means being intentional about where your team's expertise creates the most value, and where ready-to-use content can do the work just as well.

Worth a read if content bottlenecks are slowing your programs down.

🔗 https://www.litmos.com/blog/articles/the-real-reason-your-learning-strategy-isnt-executing

Struggling to scale learning content? Discover how lean L&D teams reduce compliance risk and close content gaps with content strategy tips.

05/28/2026

30,000 volunteers. 8,000 employees. One L&D team — with no dedicated LMS administrator. That's the reality for Hunter Spitzer and the Salvation Army's Western Territory. We caught up with him at and asked how they make it work. His answer? A platform that adapts to them — not the other way around. Watch 👇