QUALISYS Consulting is committed to providing its consultants with high-quality ongoing training, based on work and research carried out in partnership with renowned professional bodies, associations and institutes. Our aim: to strengthen our members' expertise in order to meet the challenges of global development.
Why work with Qualisys consulting?
- Recognized expertise in international development
- Extensive network of institutional and commercial partners
- Commitment to continuing education and professional excellence
- A personalized approach tailored to each project
Our Partnerships & Collaborations
1. Institutional and Reference Partners
We work closely with recognized institutions, associations and research centers, to ensure that our training courses and projects are based on the best practices and most innovative knowledge in the sector.
| ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association) |
ISACA is a global association committed to the development of leading practices in information systems. It offers 4 internationally recognized certifications (CISA, CISM, CGEIT, CRISC) in the areas of IT audit, security, governance and risk |
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| PMI (Project Management Institute) |
Project Management Institute (PMI) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training project managers and other project professionals to enable them to succeed in a project-driven industry. PMI aims to continue to provide resources to project managers around the world to improve their skills. |
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| IIBA (International Institute of Business Analysis) |
International Institute of Business Analysis™ (IIBA®) offers recognition programs and certifications to help you enhance your skills, profile your knowledge and abilities and subsequently build your career in today's competitive market. today. |
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| PECB (Professional Evaluation and Certification Board) |
PECB is a certification body that offers education services and certification of people according to the ISO/IEC 17024 standard, in a wide range of international disciplines. |
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| ASQ (American Society for Quality) |
The American Society for Quality (ASQ) is a nonprofit educational organization with 144,000 members interested in quality improvement. Founded in 1946, the ASQ defines quality as "all the characteristics of a product or service which influence its ability to meet given needs". |
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| OMG (Object Management Group) |
The OMG is an international standards organization. Since 1989, it has been developing and managing standards in various disciplines and fields such as software development, systems engineering, MDM, finance, authorities, healthcare, robotics and many more. |
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| ITSMF (IT Service Management Forum) |
itSMF is committed to promoting best practices in IT Service Management and has a keen interest in the international standard ISO/IEC 20000. itSMF publishes books covering various aspects of Service Management through an approval process as part of the itSMF library . |
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| EXIN (Examination Institute for Information Science) |
EXIN is a Dutch company that certifies IT professionals worldwide. In addition, EXIN accredits organizations (training and examination) in the field of ICT training and the development of ICT training materials. |
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| BPMI (Business Process Management Initiative) |
Founded in August 2000, the Business Process Management Initiative (BPMI) is a non-profit organization whose objective is to promote the standardization of common business processes, in order to encourage the development of electronic commerce and business-to-business commerce . |
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| Aficta | Africa Information & Communication Technologies Alliance ( AfICTA ) is a private sector-led alliance that brings together ICT associations, multinational corporations, businesses, organizations and individuals in the ICT sector in Africa. |
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2. Technical and Development Partners
Would you like to contribute to our initiatives? We're looking for financial or technical partners to coordinate activities, build local capacity, promote community involvement, and monitor and evaluate our programs.
| SMART AFRICA |
Smart Africa is a bold and innovative commitment by African Heads of State and Government to accelerate sustainable socio-economic development on the continent, support Africa towards the knowledge economy through affordable access to high internet throughput and use of information and communications technology. |
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| DIAL |
DIAL's mission is to provide accessible financial services adapted to the needs of populations excluded from the traditional financial system in developing countries. To achieve this objective, DIAL works in partnership with local financial institutions to strengthen their capacity to offer financial products and services adapted to the needs of their clientele. DIAL also provides technical assistance and management support to help these institutions improve their efficiency and profitability. By working with local partners, DIAL aims to strengthen local economies and reduce poverty in the countries where it operates. |
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| FIIAPP |
FIIAPP's mission is to strengthen the institutional and administrative capacities of partner countries to promote sustainable development and good governance. To achieve this objective, FIIAPP works in partnership with public and private institutions in partner countries to design and implement technical cooperation projects in different areas such as justice, security, environment, health, education, agriculture, among others. FIIAPP also provides technical assistance and management support to help partner institutions improve their efficiency and profitability. By working with local partners, FIIAPP aims to strengthen institutional capacities and promote sustainable development in the countries where it operates. |
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| AFCTCA |
The AFCTCA is an African intergovernmental organization which aims to create a single market for goods and services in Africa. The AFCTCA's objective is to boost intra-African trade by eliminating tariff and non-tariff barriers, facilitating the free movement of people and goods, promoting investment and enhancing the competitiveness of African businesses. The AFCTCA also aims to promote Africa's economic development by creating jobs, increasing African exports and attracting foreign investment. To achieve these goals, the AFCTCA works closely with African governments, regional organizations, the private sector and civil society to ensure effective implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement. |
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| UNECA |
UNECA (United Nations Economic Commission for Africa) is a United Nations organization that works on economic and development issues in Africa. UNECA's mission is to promote economic and social development in Africa, with a focus on achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the African Union's Agenda 2063. To achieve this objective, UNECA provides economic analysis and policy advice to governments and development partners in Africa. UNECA also works to build the capacity of African governments to develop and implement effective economic and social policies, promote regional cooperation and mobilize resources for sustainable development in Africa. In addition, UNECA plays an important role in promoting intra-African trade and in establishing a single market for goods and services in Africa. |
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3. Business Partners
Our business partners play a key role in identifying new opportunities, developing lasting relationships, and gaining access to new markets and innovative technologies.
We collaborate with technical and commercial partners in many of the countries in which we operate, including :
Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Canada, Guinea, UAE, Congo, Gabon, Mauritania, Niger, Ivory Coast, etc.
Ready to collaborate or find out more? Our team is at your service — contact us today to become a partner and explore opportunities together.