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Think You Know OMG? |
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If all you know about OMG® is CORBA® or the Unified Modeling Language™ (UML®) then you are missing more than half the picture.
To learn more read the backgrounder
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What our members are saying: |
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“The development and adoption process of OMG standards ensures standards’ conformance to the founding stack of OMG technologies, which in turn guarantees their integration when and where it is needed. This unique approach in building standards greatly benefits communities like System Assurance where one standard alone would not address such a complex space, while at the same time building a new set of integrated standards from ground zero would take a long
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time. OMG enables us to leverage
existing standards and focus only on the
gaps – a much faster and more
cost-efficient way of achieving the
established objective. OMG works well
within the larger international
community as the OMG’s adoption process is recognized by international standards organizations such as ISO/IEC as a trusted fast track where OMG's adoption process is the right first step to ensuring a strong foundation that helps future proof the standards work done today.” -Djenana Campara, CEO, KDM
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On March 11th, 2011, a "millennial" earthquake struck Japan, followed shortly by a killer tsunami (as many as 26,000 dead). This blog entry, however, isn't about the quake, it's not about destruction; it's about what has happened since, and the amazing resilience of the Japanese people.
