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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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“OMG provides a particularly important role for its Government Members. As an open, consensus-based standards organization, it provides a neutral environment in which government officials and staff can interact with vendors largely unencumbered by the Federal Acquisition Regulations that apply during procurement. As a pre-procurement activity in an open environment, the government can freely express its needs and requirements and enjoy the feedback and advice of the vendor community. The result of this open collaboration is standards on which future products and procurements can be based that reflect the needs of government and the capabilities of industry.”
-Larry Johnson, Principal, TethersEnd Consulting
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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.
