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OMG forays into India by partnering with QAI

The certification provides an objective indication of an individual and organizational skills

Monday, November 03, 2008

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NEW DELHI, INDIA: The Object Management Group (OMG), today announced its entry into the Indian market by partnering with QAI. It has QAI as its official OMG Certification Program representative in India.

QAI would provide marketing and customer support to individuals and organizations interested in all the three certification programs of OMG - OCUP (OMG Certified UML Professional, OCRES (OMG Certified Real-time and Embedded Specialist), and forthcoming OCEB (OMG-Certified Expert in BPM), said a press release.

The certifications provide an objective indication, of a person's knowledge of UML, OMG's Unified Modeling Language; test a person's knowledge of Real-time and Embedded systems software standards, Business Process Management and Business Process Modeling, it added.

The release stated that Accenture has over 2000 and Infosys has over 4400 professionals certified in India, which is considered to be a testimony to the growing trend.

QAI's international standards for software professionals; CSQA, CSTE, CSBA, CAST, CQSPE are taken worldwide to consistently assess the employee's skill sets, it added.

"The OMG is very excited to begin working with QAI to offer our certification programs in India," said William Hoffman, president, Object Management Group.

He added that India has one of the fastest growing technology economies in the world and they expect that there will be great demand for certification in UML modeling, real-time and embedded systems and business process management.

"The IT certifications market in India and candidate's demand for credible and industry aligned international testing programs has grown to sustain India's competitive position in the global arena," said Navyug Mohnot, chief executive officer, QAI India. Navyug commented, "India is being a preferred IT outsourcing destination has a huge market for certifications in technologies like UML and Embedded systems. We are pleased to associate with OMG and look forward to a long-term relationship." The partnership would be mutually beneficial for OMG and QAI. The strong foothold of QAI in India would ensure a good reach in the IT, BPO and other knowledge centric sectors for OMG, said the release. ©CyberMedia News

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