LMS Migration
Content, grades, integrations and faculty workflow moved together, on a plan built around the academic calendar.
The problem we are asked to solve
Why teams bring this to us
Migrations that stall are the norm, not the exception — course content, grades, integrations and faculty workflow all have to move together, inside a fixed academic calendar, with no room for a term to start on a broken platform.
What ABM delivers
Scope you can plan around
Migration plan sequenced to the academic calendar
Content, grades, integrations and faculty workflow moved together, not piecemeal.
Integration continuity
LMS–SIS and LTI integrations rebuilt or verified as part of the migration, not left for afterward.
Term-start load testing and monitoring
Migrations are tested and watched around the dates when failure is most visible.
Suitable organizations
Where this service fits
- Institutions migrating from a commercial LMS to Open edX, or between commercial platforms
Delivery approach
How the engagement runs
Understand
We map the systems, the people who depend on them and the constraints you actually work within — procurement, policy, budget cycles.
Design
We agree the target architecture and the user experience, then prove the risky parts early with prototypes rather than documents.
Build & Integrate
Delivery happens in reviewable increments, with integration to existing systems treated as part of the build, not a final step.
Operate & Improve
We monitor, support and keep improving what is live, and we document it so your team can run it without us.
Relevant technologies
Tools we work in
Listed because we use them, not for keyword coverage.
- Open edX
- Canvas
- Moodle
- Blackboard
Security considerations
How we protect the work
Least-privilege access and change control agreed with your security team during the migration window — no certification is claimed here.
Accessibility considerations
How we keep it usable
Migrated course and admin experiences held to the WCAG 2.2 AA target.
Related industries
Sector context for this service
EdTech
Learning platforms, student information systems and support tools were adopted separately, so student data and academic operations rarely line up.
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Case study
Related work
EdTechASU / EdPlus
- Problem
- Static, fragmented content across events, degree and newsroom pages made program discovery slow for prospective students and every update manual — compounded by integrating dynamic content from multiple databases and APIs, including merging events from three separate sources and adapting a Vue/Bootstrap form to run on Drupal.
- Verified result
- Faster, searchable degree discovery and automated content/form workflows, delivered in support of ASU’s enrollment goals.
Buyer questions
Questions we are asked before a contract
Let's modernize what matters
Tell us about the systems, products, integrations or operational challenges in front of you. A specialist will read it and reply with a considered next step — not a sales sequence.