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ITIL v3 officially introduced into China

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ITIL training and PRINCE2 training as ITIL v3 offi
28th May 2010 - The Gaochun Nanjing Regional Government has formed a joint venture with Goalsoft (Shanghai) and AIM Tech (UK) Limited to set up an IT Science Park that will include a training centre offering ITIL training and PRINCE2 training.
 
Obviously the market is huge and it is estimated that thirteen million project managers will require training.
 
The initiative is being supported by the Office of Government Commerce (OGC - the owners of ITIL) and The Stationary Office (TSO - the publishers of ITIL). No further details have been provided regarding the timescales of the initiative.
 
 
 
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