Annex’s published learning-platform work includes a Learning Experience Platform built around a connected learner journey, with services such as identity, payments, video and progress tracking integrated into a composable architecture. That does not mean every organisation with an LMS needs an LXP or a replacement platform. A sensible first step is to understand what the current LMS supports, where learners or administrators face difficulties, and what systems and constraints it needs to work with. Annex’s published approach includes research, journey mapping, architecture analysis and early prototypes or technical proof of concepts to test possible solutions. The right choice depends on those findings.
Public Q&A
If we already have an LMS, what would you check before deciding whether to add an LXP?
Useful next steps
Use this answer as a practical starting point. Current scope, specifications, compatibility, availability, pricing, timing and next steps should be confirmed directly with Annex where they affect a decision.
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