CLPS Incorporation Celebrates IBM's 60 Years of Mainframe Leadership and Reiterates Commitment to Talent Development
CLPS celebrates IBM's 60 years in mainframe leadership and highlights its commitment to talent development. Recognizing IBM's contributions since the 1964 launch of the IBM System/360, CLPS underscores the importance of mainframes in digital transformation. CLPS's Talent Creation Program (TCP) offers a comprehensive six-month curriculum combining theoretical knowledge and practical training, focusing on mainframe technologies like JCL, COBOL, and DB2. The program has successfully graduated over 6,000 professionals for global financial institutions. CEO Raymond Lin emphasizes the significance of IBM's Mainframe Skills Council in fostering a skilled workforce and vows to enhance CLPS's training programs further.
- CLPS celebrates IBM's 60 years of mainframe leadership, highlighting the company's longstanding industry presence.
- The Talent Creation Program (TCP) offers a comprehensive six-month curriculum, blending theory and hands-on training.
- TCP has successfully graduated over 6,000 professionals for financial institutions globally, showcasing its effectiveness.
- CLPS collaborates with IBM and industry leaders, indicating strong industry partnerships.
- The company's commitment to enhancing training programs aligns with industry needs, ensuring continued relevance and demand.
- The press release lacks specific financial data or growth metrics, providing insight into immediate business performance.
- There is no mention of new client acquisitions or revenue growth, which could be critical for investor confidence.
- The focus on talent development may not address potential concerns about immediate profitability or market competition.
Since the 1964 launch of its first modern mainframe, the IBM System/360, IBM's dedication to reliability, security, and performance has made mainframe a cornerstone of global digital transformation for large enterprises. This milestone coincides with its launch of Mainframe Skills Council, a global initiative promoting a skilled and diverse mainframe workforce.
For nearly two decades, CLPS has been actively developing exceptional mainframe talents. Leveraging its deep knowledge and experience, CLPS offers an industry-leading training program, the Talent Creation Program ("TCP"), designed to equip recent graduates with the skills for a successful career such as in mainframe technology. The six-month TCP curriculum balances theoretical foundations with practical application. The initial two months focus on core mainframe concepts like JCL, COBOL, PL/1, QSAM, VSAM, DB2, and CICS. To ensure well-rounded professionals, the program also incorporates business English, soft skills, and banking industry knowledge. The following four months emphasize hands-on training.
Meanwhile, CLPS has its own virtual banking platform, providing learners with practical, user-friendly projects. By integrating experienced local and international instructors, industry-standard textbooks, diverse learning platforms, and real-world project materials, CLPS creates a comprehensive platform for developing mainframe talent. This wide-ranging approach ensures graduates are highly skilled professionals with practical experience. Such commitment has yielded over 6,000 competent graduates for well-known financial institutions across the
"The launch of IBM's Mainframe Skills Council is a significant step forward for developing the next generation of mainframe talent," said Mr. Raymond Lin, Chief Executive Officer of CLPS. "It represents a new era of collaboration in fostering a skilled mainframe workforce. As a pioneer in cultivating mainframe talent in
Coinciding with IBM's 60th anniversary of its first modern mainframe, CLPS reiterates its deep appreciation for IBM's contribution. Looking ahead, CLPS will work closely with IBM and other industry leaders to cultivate mainframe talent. Through this collaboration, CLPS aims to provide robust support for the modernization and digital transformation efforts of global corporations.
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