LMS

Resources and insights

Cybersecurity Act 2 and the Digital Networks Act: EU proposes to rewrite cyber rules

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Popular tags

Stay tuned for LMS innovations in 2020

Over the next few months, VinciWorks will finalise its Learning Management System development schedule for 2020.

VinciWorks

November 14, 2019

Learning Management Systems – creating a culture of learning

Promoting a culture of learning in your organisation carries many benefits for both staff and the organisation.

VinciWorks

November 15, 2018

Learning Management System 6.0 is here

We are excited to share that the VinciWorks Learning Management System (LMS) has now been upgraded to version 6.0. You can see the video here.

VinciWorks

November 4, 2018

Learning Management Systems explained

What is a learning management system (LMS)? Who needs an LMS? How do they help with learning? You may have heard of it, but here we explain what it means.

VinciWorks

October 23, 2018

On-demand learning management system webinar

VinciWorks recently hosted a webinar taking attendees through the new learning management system, you can watch the full webinar for free.

VinciWorks

September 28, 2018

New LMS feature: administration tools added to activity screen

One of the latest features added to our CLMS is the ability to access administration tools from the activity screen.

VinciWorks

November 23, 2017

New LMS feature: “Browse calendar” feature added to administration toolbar

Users can now easily browse their calendar by clicking on "offline activities" and then "browse calendar of activities".

VinciWorks

November 23, 2017

New LMS feature: manage activity requests without leaving your desk

With our new CLMS feature, users can now easily request to take on a new learning activity, without leaving the office or writing an email.

VinciWorks

October 28, 2017

New CCM feature: log a completed activity on-the-go

Users now have the ability to log any learning activity on-the-go with just a few clicks. This allows users to quickly record that they attended a lecture.

VinciWorks

October 1, 2017

Data, Data Protection, GDPR

When GDPR doesn’t apply: What a train announcement can (and can’t) teach us about data protection

GDPR is often treated as a catch-all mechanism for resolving any dispute that feels “data-related”. But a recent

Naomi Grossman

AML, cryptocurrency, Fraud

How Ruja Ignatova built a $4b fraud and why it matters for crypto and AML

In 2014, a new cryptocurrency emerged with the idea that it would revolutionise the financial world. It was

Naomi Grossman

10 priorities for cyber security experts in 2026

The cybersecurity landscape is expanding at an unprecedented pace as digital transformation accelerates across industries. Many organisations now

Nick Henderson-Mayo

AI, Data, GDPR, GPT Health

When AI meets healthcare: The compliance challenges of GPT Health

Big AI models are rapidly moving into regulated sectors, and healthcare is no exception. Recent developments show regulators

Naomi Grossman

AI, AI Act, EU

AI regulation in Europe: Enforcement is fragmented, the rules are shifting and businesses are caught in the middle

For many businesses, the EU AI Act still feels like a future problem. Something complex, unfinished, and safely

Naomi Grossman

Your guide to thriving in a volatile regulatory landscape

Regulatory change is constant, cross-border, and increasingly interconnected across areas such as data protection, sanctions, ESG, AI governance,

Nick Henderson-Mayo

AI, AI Compliance, DUAA, X

UK tightens laws on AI-generated sexual deepfakes. What organisations need to know

The UK government has moved decisively to criminalise the creation of non-consensual intimate images using AI, bringing forward

Naomi Grossman

CEO sentenced to eight years in prison for international bribery and money laundering scheme

A US federal court sentenced Carl Alan Zaglin, owner and chief executive officer of Georgia‑based manufacturer Atlanco LLC,

Sara Henna Dahan

OFSI, sanctions, Sanctions list

One sanctions list. What does the UK’s 2026 change mean for your compliance framework?

From January 28, 2026, the UK Sanctions List will become the single authoritative source for all UK sanctions

Naomi Grossman

Sign up for our newsletter

Experience exceptional
for yourself

Want to speak to us? Complete our short form and we’ll get back to you.

By filling in this form you agree to share your information with VinciWorks. We take privacy seriously, click here to read our privacy notice.

LMS

Resources and insights

Popular tags

Categories

VinciWorks

VinciWorks

VinciWorks

VinciWorks

VinciWorks

VinciWorks

VinciWorks

VinciWorks

VinciWorks

When GDPR doesn’t apply: What a train announcement can (and can’t) teach us about data protection

Naomi Grossman

How Ruja Ignatova built a $4b fraud and why it matters for crypto and AML

Naomi Grossman

10 priorities for cyber security experts in 2026

Nick Henderson-Mayo

When AI meets healthcare: The compliance challenges of GPT Health

Naomi Grossman

AI regulation in Europe: Enforcement is fragmented, the rules are shifting and businesses are caught in the middle

Naomi Grossman

Your guide to thriving in a volatile regulatory landscape

Nick Henderson-Mayo

UK tightens laws on AI-generated sexual deepfakes. What organisations need to know

Naomi Grossman

CEO sentenced to eight years in prison for international bribery and money laundering scheme

Sara Henna Dahan

One sanctions list. What does the UK’s 2026 change mean for your compliance framework?

Naomi Grossman

Sign up for our newsletter

Experience exceptional for yourself

Experience exceptional
for yourself