CompTIA to strengthen India presence

Company to offer services like business intelligence, IT certifications and research studies

PTI | September 21, 2010



CompTIA, a US-based non-profit IT industry association, today said it will focus on enhancing its association with Indian companies.

CompTIA will expand its services in India by offering a host of services like business intelligence, IT certifications and research studies, compTIA said in a statement.

It will also play an instrumental role in promoting innovative IT business solutions for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBS) and in the fields of healthcare, green IT, cyber-security and managed IT services, it added.

The trade association offers a range of IT certification programmes and has nearly 2,000 members across more than 90 countries.

"CompTIA has an in-depth understanding of the industry, and the right mix of experts and services to provide excellent support to the Indian IT companies. We are committed to growing our Indian operations to the next level of excellence and partnering with Indian corporates," CompTIA President and CEO Todd Thibodeaux said.

 

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