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Ivy Hooks is honored to speak at the Austin Chapter of IIBA on Friday September 19 at 12:00pm. Regardless of your individual role on a project, if you write, read or verify requirements you will find this topic “How to elicit the real requirements” applicable and entertaining. |
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We have been training government agencies, private companies, and service organizations since 1990. The Company’s initial focus was on NASA and DoD training, but since then CAI has expanded into training for such disparate organizations as insurance companies, banking services, grocery chains, and equipment manufacturers. Compliance Automation, Inc. has been a leader in the requirements management process for over 15 years and continues to grow, advancing our extensive knowledge and providing valuable skill development training to our clients. It is our goal to ensure that our clients learn to use the proper tools and techniques, allowing them to implement a measurable and repeatable process leading to project success. We believe that skill development training does not exist solely in the classroom, and are therefore committed to lasting relationships with our clients, offering mentoring and facilitation as needed.
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| Why Compliance Automation, Inc.?
|  Compliance Automation, Inc. is dedicated to providing our clients pragmatic requirement management processes to enable their success at delivering quality products.
Our Company is committed to the following values: Pride in our name and services, which we stand behind in everything we doInnovation in products, techniques and processesExcellence in providing products and services for all facets of the requirements management processCommitment to building lasting relationships with all of our clients through outstanding customer serviceEnthusiasm for sharing our knowledgeStrength and stability in an ever-changing business worldLet us help you put the PIECES together within your organization! ...
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Applying the information that we learned to our project requirements. |
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