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CIMdata Announces its 2010 CIMdata PLM Certificate Program

Seven dates announced for 2010.

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November 12, 2009

By DE Editors

CIMdata, Inc. has announced its PLM Certificate Program schedule for 2010. The CIMdata PLM Certificate Program is an offering of CIMdata PLM Leadership, an education and training offering for PLM professionals.

The CIMdata PLM Certificate Program prepares PLM professionals at several levels, including a classroom experience, individual and team-based exercises, and individual evaluations of achievement. Additionally, the program provides candidates with exposure to a team of CIMdata experts. Upon successful completion of the program, each participant receives a CIMdata PLM Certificate.

The CIMdata 2010 PLM Certificate Program schedule is as follows:

  • Jan. 25-29, Ann Arbor, MI
  • March 15-19, Eastern US/Canada
  • May 3-7, Germany
  • June 14-18, UK
  • Sept. 20-24, Benelux/Scandinavia
  • Oct. 18-22, Western US
  • Nov. 15-19, Ann Arbor, MI

All dates and locations are tentative. Confirmation of the dates and exact location will be announced approximately three months prior to each program.

For more information, visit CIMdata.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 

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