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H-E-B Grocery Company Corporate LMS

Learning Management System (SCORM 1.2 – 2004, XAPI & LRS)

 
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Project Overview

H-E-B partnered with Branch to custom-develop an advanced technology services and in-house Learning Management System (LMS), transitioning away from an Oracle solution that had become prohibitively expensive due to licensing and maintenance costs per employee seat, especially given H-E-B’s extensive workforce.

Our expert software engineering team specializing in technology services engineered the new LMS from scratch, ensuring full compliance with industry standards and compatibility with both legacy and future e-learning content. The custom-built platform significantly reduced costs compared to the Oracle system, resulting in projected savings of millions of dollars for H-E-B over the coming years.

  • Support industry LMS standards (SCORM 1.2, 2004, Tin Can, XAPI)
  • Enterprise grade performance 150,000+ users / 5M transactions monthly
  • Multi-Faceted training support within the LMS platform for all types of digital and hybrid training solutions
  • OJT (On-The-Job) with the aid of micro mobile applications for performance monitoring and tracking
  • ILT (Instructor-Led) training course for both in person and online group learning
  • Integration of technology services supporting Learning Record Store (LRS) technologies, enabling enhanced learner engagement and robust evaluation monitoring through detailed statement tracking to third-party Learning Record Stores. This integration facilitates comprehensive data collection and statistical analysis using industry-standard analytical tools such as R-Studio.

Outstanding Outcomes

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Employee working at an HEB grocery store.
Employee working the produce section at an HEB grocery store.

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