TECHNOLOGY > LEARNING
CONTENT > IMPLEMENT

Bridge360 Intros Internationalization Courseware

AUSTIN, Tex.—May 4, 2006—Bridge360 is attempting to address the need for software designed for international markets with Virgil, a globalization methodology course. According to a company announcement, the course teaches the principles and hands-on tactics for creating international software in-house.

According to PricewaterhouseCoopers’ 9th Annual CEO Survey, 78% of chief executives said their companies are going global to find new customers, the announcement said.

Virgil is divided into three curriculums. In the Delivering Global Software portion, program, project, and product managers learn how to manage the development of world-ready software and how to overcome challenges surrounding the process. In the Developing Global Software portion, software engineers, developers, programmers, architects, and lead technical personnel can learn how to write software that runs in international environments. And in the Testing Global Software portion, quality assurance professionals can learn the fundamentals of testing software in international environments, including platform selections, international test techniques, and test plans.

Virgil is intended for classroom distribution. However, the company said students would soon have access to Virgil via the Internet with ongoing updates and support.

www.bridge360.com

News Archive

Product Archive