Difference between LSO and Training and Event Management

Dear Experts,
Can anybody pls thow some light on the Difference between LSO and Training and Event Management.
Thanks in advance
Regards
Aniruddha

Hi Aniruddha Mahulikar,
The Difference between LSO and Training and Event Management are in the functions such as Authoring Environment, Learning  Portal, Online tests and ....... which are not available in TEM module.
Regards,
Shirin

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