Learning as a Service (LaaS): unlimited training for teams
Continuous, flexible, and unlimited training for organizations that want to move faster
LaaS (Learning as a Service) is Nanfor's continuous training service for companies that need to permanently update their teams' skills. It offers unlimited access for 12 months to training, labs, and resources, with tailored learning paths, expert guidance, and progress tracking.
The service adapts to both technical profiles looking to develop skills and advance in certifications, as well as teams that need to improve productivity and adopt technologies such as artificial intelligence and Microsoft Copilot.
🚀 What is LaaS?
LaaS is a comprehensive learning service that offers unlimited training, continuously updated content, and expert support to ensure that every professional can grow at the pace required by the market.
Unlike traditional training, LaaS adapts to your company, scales according to your needs, and allows anyone to learn from anywhere, at any time.
What does the LaaS service include?
✔ Unlimited access for 12 months
Technical courses, certifications, labs, resources, and complementary materials.
✔ Multidisciplinary catalog
Microsoft technologies, Linux, agile methodologies, IT governance, software development, AI, productivity, and more.
✔ Real labs
Practical cloud environments for learning by doing.
✔ Expert guidance
Welcome sessions, personalized tutoring, and ongoing support.
✔ Progress tracking
Periodic reports, progress indicators, and training planning.
✔ Flexible licenses
Transferable in case of internal turnover or team changes.
Training backed by leading technologies and certifications
The learning paths available through LaaS include technologies, certifications, and methodologies from recognized manufacturers and organizations, allowing training to be tailored to each company's profiles and objectives.
How LaaS works
Nanfor supports the participant throughout their entire training process with these services:
✔ Training planning (program start)
Definition of the learning path according to the role, objectives, and company needs.
✔ Progress tracking (during the program)
Periodic reviews, identification of roadblocks, traceability, and communication with managers.
✔ Pre-certification (prior to the exam)
Individual session to review the syllabus, practice questions, resolve doubts, and validate technical requirements.
✔ Post-certification (after the exam)
Verification of results, voucher use, and an analysis session if the exam was not passed.
✔ Talent Switch
Reassignment of the license to another professional in the company—technical or non-technical—to maximize utilization.
🧠 Who is the LaaS service designed for?
- Companies that need to continuously update their knowledge.
- Teams that work with technology and need to stay up to date.
- Organizations undergoing digital transformation.
- IT, projects, infrastructure, development, and security areas.
- Companies with high turnover or rapid growth.
Options available within the LaaS service
The LaaS service can be contracted under two main modalities, each designed for different corporate needs:
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Ideal for companies that need to train technical teams, obtain official certifications, and accelerate technology adoption.
Includes:
- Annual access to official courses and technical labs.
- Certification paths in areas such as Microsoft, Linux, SCRUM, and more.
- Personalized support and individual sessions.
- Updated materials and real-world practice.
Perfect for: IT, implementation, infrastructure, development, security, consulting, and project departments.
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Designed for organizations looking to boost productivity, collaboration, and the efficient use of AI and Microsoft 365.
Includes:
- Specialized courses in productivity with AI.
- Training to adopt Microsoft Copilot and its applications.
- Practical content for all types of professional profiles.
- Unlimited access for 12 months.
Ideal for: administrative, sales, customer service, human resources, finance teams, and non-technical profiles.
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LaaS Cert by the numbers: results from a real sample
LaaS Cert utilization reports allow for tracking training activity and participant progress. In an aggregated and anonymized sample, 48 course participations corresponding to 16 professionals were analyzed, with 41 courses completed.
85 %
completion rate in the analyzed sample
41 of the 48 course participations in the analyzed sample are listed as completed.
41 of 48
completed participations
The sample includes both completed courses and other participations recorded in the analyzed reports.
16
professionals included
The results come from aggregated and anonymized utilization reports of LaaS Cert participants.
Training in different technology areas
The analyzed learning paths include training in areas such as Microsoft Azure, Power Platform, Power BI, Dynamics 365, Azure AI, Linux, and agile methodologies, reflecting the application of LaaS Cert to different technology training needs.
Source: aggregated and anonymized data from LaaS Cert utilization reports. The results correspond exclusively to the analyzed sample and may vary depending on the learning path and level of participation.
LaaS versus traditional training: a clear comparison
| Aspect |
LaaS |
Traditional training |
| Access model |
Continuous service during a contracted period |
One-off courses with fixed start and end dates |
| Adaptation to the company's pace |
High, adapts to priorities and workload |
Low, fixed schedule |
| Flexibility for the employee |
Advances when it best fits operationally |
Depends on specific calls |
| Scalability |
Easy expansion to new people or areas |
Requires new editions |
| Budget utilization |
More sustained and profitable over time |
Less sustained and profitable over time |
| Personalization |
Learning paths tailored by profile |
More uniform approach |
| Learning continuity |
High, chained learning |
Low, isolated actions |
| Response to business changes |
Fast |
Slow |
| Impact on productivity |
Training close to the real need |
Sometimes disconnected from the operational moment |
| Risk of dropout |
Lower |
Higher |
While traditional training is usually organized as one-off actions, the Learning‑as‑a‑Service (LaaS) model offers a continuous, flexible approach aligned with business reality.
This difference allows organizations to improve budget utilization, reduce dropout, and develop technical skills sustainably over time.
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