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“OMG provides the most efficient, effective environment for balancing the needs of...
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-Bill Beckwith, President, Objective Interface Systems |
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“Besides the travel opportunities, the OMG offers a unique way to interact with peers and
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-Cory Casanave, CEO, President, Model Driven Solutions
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“The
development and
adoption process of
OMG standards
ensures standards’
conformance to the
founding stack of
OMG tech...
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-Djenana Campara, CEO, KDM
Analytics, Inc. |
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“It goes without saying that our team’s work with OMG has made a
significant impact
on our company’s
direction and
presence in ...
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-Gary Duncanson, President & CEO, No Magic, Inc.
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“We see membership in OMG as a privilege, enabling our thought leaders to
help define some of
the most important
standards...
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-Hedley Apperly, VP Product & Marketing, Atego
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“OMG provides a particularly important role for its Government Members. As
an open,
consensus-based
standards...
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-Larry Johnson, Principal, TethersEnd Consulting
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“Over the last 20 years, OMG has extended its roots from developing
standards in
Middleware (CORBA)
to Application
Design...
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-Sridhar Iyengar, Distinguished Engineer, TJ Watson Research Center, IBM
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““BPMN 2.0 is the leading standard for process modeling. It is easy to use and directly executable at the same time. A lot of our customers use...”
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-Jakob Freund, CEO, camunda services GmbH
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RICHARD'S BLOG: What Makes a Standard? |
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 I am constantly asked about OMG’s status as a “standards organization.” At first blush, we aren’t a standards organization; we’re not accredited by any government and we don’t use the ISO standards process. So what makes us a standards organization?
OMG uses our rapid, international, neutral, open community-driven process involving end-users, vendors, academics & government agencies to define requirements and quickly develop a specification that is available commercially (or open-source), in the hopes that it will (with the support of a wide swath of the industry) become a de facto standard.
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