PMC announces partnership with Agile Testing Alliance

Technology service provider PMC says that its status as an Agile Testing Alliance corporate partner (ATACP) “reflects its commitment to the ongoing investment in the specialist skills of its technical teams”.

The partnership is one of many initiatives that allows it to build a community of technologists, QA, Agile, and DevOps practitioners and experts within PMC.

Through this partnership, the company’s testing teams gain access to ATA global conferences for testing and technology professionals, at which employees participate as a speaker or jury.

The Alliance also provides opportunities for employees to obtain further, globally recognised certifications in the field of testing.

The PMC partnership with the @AgileTAlliance creates opportunities for our teams to test and further enhance their skills within a global alliance. It enables PMC to deliver against customer ROI expectations for digital and cost transformation programmes. https://t.co/bGQZMGPcVA pic.twitter.com/A7pQV3p8nV
— PMC (@PMCRetail) October 27, 2021

“The Agile Testing Alliance and PMC corporate partnership is a key component of our vision to build and advance our technical community,” says Kaushal Shah, PMC Principal Automation Consultant.

“Through continuous investment in our people we remain ahead of the curve and relevant to the market.”

“By providing our people with an evolving learning experience, we are nurturing talent and enabling PMC to expand our propositions to customers. In turn, ensuring that our customers’ digital and cost transformation programmes consistently deliver against ROI expectations.”

PMC Testing specialists, Hitesh Prajapati and Vishal Parmar, will be leading the partnership initiatives as PMC brand ambassadors. The former is the youngest ATA Advisory Board Member, whilst both have achieved the toughest global automation certifications.

2021 RTIH Innovation Awards

We recently announced PMC as Headline Sponsor of the 2021 RTIH Innovation Awards, building on our partnership in 2020.

“These unique awards recognise achievements across a wide range of retailers and retail categories, from global players to startups,” says Simon Curtis, Sales and Marketing Director, PMC.

“Post-2020, innovation in retail is more critical than ever, with consumers looking for the same personalised, engaging and safe shopping experience in-store as they enjoy online.”

He adds: “Innovation and technology together play a critical role in the success of retailing and we look forward to recognising standout examples though these RTIH awards.”

Time is running out to enter (free of charge) the awards.

The 2021 categories and submission forms can be found here and you have until Friday, 5th November to get your entries in.

Winners will be announced on 8th December at a roundtable discussion/networking event in central London.

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