Announcing Digital Twin Consortium™ Digital Twin Consortium drives the adoption, use, interoperability and development of digital twin technology. It is committed to accelerating the market and guiding outcomes for users.

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Digital Twin
Consortium

Industrial Internet Consortium Journal of Innovation This edition focuses on IoT Enabling Rapid Response to COVID and Future Pandemics..

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Journal of
Innovation

UPCOMING MEETING Virtual TC Meeting Join us March 22-26, 2021 and influence the direction of future standards work.

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UPCOMING
MEETING

HOT TOPICS WHAT'S TRENDING AT OMG See what standards are moving forward and what initiatives are on the brink.

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Hot Topic Healthcare Field guide Apply OMG process modeling standards to create shareable pathways across clinical institutions.

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Healthcare
& BPM

OMG CERTIFICATION BECOME OMG CERTIFIED Gain recognition of your competency, prove you’re committed to your profession,
and motivate colleagues to enhance their skills.

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OMG
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OMG UNIFIED MODELING LANGUAGE THE WAY THE WORLD MODELS UML is the most-used OMG specification. It helps model application structure, behavior, and architecture, as well as business process and data structure.

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UNIFIED MODELING
LANGUAGE

WEBINAR SERIES NEWS AND THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
IN STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT OMG’s webinar series offers in-depth information on new and existing OMG standards, news from OMG task forces, and guest speakers from industry, academia and government.

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WEBINAR
SERIES

News & Updates

Object Management Group Issues Request for Information for Disposable Self-Sovereign Identity Standard - January 21, 2021
Object Management Group Announces Kaiko to Expand Financial Instruments Global Identifier® (FIGI®) Standard for Crypto Assets - January 20, 2021
Object Management Group Issues Request for Proposal for Linked Encrypted Transaction Streams Specification - January 19th, 2021
Object Management Group Chairs Update Technology Standards - January 19, 2021
RTInsights Q&A with Digital Twin Consortium Founders
CISQ Publishes the Cost of Poor Software Quality in the U.S.: A 2020 Report - January 6th, 2021

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Besides the travel opportunities, the OMG offers a unique way to interact with peers and experts in a way that is simply not possible within the typical enterprise or with vendors. The OMG offers access to others solving similar problems as well as industry thought leaders in a collaborative atmosphere. Users’ needs and perspectives then get factored into standards and products through both the formal and cultural processes.

Cory Casanave, CEO, President, Model Driven Solutions

It goes without saying that our team’s work with OMG has made a significant impact on our company’s direction and presence in the industry. In many respects our Board, Chair, Co-Chair and working group involvement has enabled No Magic and the solutions we develop, to be grounded in OMG industry standards. This adherence to standards is seen as critical to success in the competitive environment we face today and tomorrow.

Gary Duncanson, President & CEO, No Magic, Inc.

Over the last 20 years, OMG has extended its roots from developing standards in Middleware (CORBA) to Application Design (UML) and more recently Business Process Management (BPMN), Enterprise Architecture (UPDMTM) and Case Management. This flexibility to shape standards in key technologies and industries using its strength in modeling standards is a key reason why IBM, our partners and customers are at OMG and implementing many of these standards in our products.

Sridhar Iyengar, Distinguished Engineer, TJ Watson Research Center, IBM