This document provides an overview of CMCS, a company that aims to help organizations eliminate failed projects through professional project management practices. It discusses CMCS's vision, values, approach, industries and regions served, partners, and offices. CMCS's approach involves assessing clients' current project management capabilities, developing improvements like training and tools, establishing a PMO, and providing support. The document outlines CMCS's work with over 1500 clients across industries and 14 countries.
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J.V.M.S is a management consulting firm that believes in utilizing the best industry practices for the development of world-class organizations that make the most of their resources, competency and skill force.
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Join Learning and Talent Development thought leaders at the forum with expert insights including:
• Linda Sharkey, Founding Member, The Marshall Goldsmith Group presenting a keynote address on how to attract and retain the best and brightest with a winning talent proposition.
• Waleed El Helw, Director, Human Resources, The Coca Cola Company on how to successfully engage business leadership with learning and development
• Brendan Noonan, Senior Vice President, Learning & Development, Emirates Airlines sharing a case-study on strategies on justifying the existence of learning and development
• Wissam Hachem, Vice President, Learning & Development, Etihad Airways discussing how to manage the shift from blended learning to experiential learning
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Managing talent is no longer an episodic exercise. Leading companies are taking a holistic view, from building their employer brand, to attracting new people, to developing their best people, to crafting succession strategies. Korn Ferry can deliver all this and more through a consistent methodology, IP framework, and global team of experts.
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The Mindset Group enables organisations to execute their business strategy through three key areas of:
* transformation
* talent services
* technology for HR
Transformation - aligns business, people and process strategies to drive and sustain a change in the organisation's mindset.
Talent - secures an organisation's capabilities to ensure they have the correct skill sets now and in the future.
Technology - drives the engagement of the workforce by implementing a tool set(s) for improved capability and increased engagement.
In this session, you will hear a combination of the latest research and best and next practices from leading organizations on the role the learning and development staff is increasingly playing in the integrated talent management movement. As a starting point, the group will discuss the top-level findings from ASTD’s recently published report, “Learning’s Critical Role in Integrated Talent Management,” including information on how high-performing and low-performing organizations use talent management differently. You will also gain information on which organizational roles are primarily responsible for the key elements of talent management: leadership development, individual development, performance management, employee learning, recruitment/selection, employee engagement, compensation and benefits, and succession planning. And you’ll hear about learning’s role in each area.
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The Mindset Group enables organisations to execute their business strategy through three key areas of:
* transformation
* talent services
* technology for HR
Transformation - aligns business, people and process strategies to drive and sustain a change in the organisation's mindset.
Talent - secures an organisation's capabilities to ensure they have the correct skill sets now and in the future.
Technology - drives the engagement of the workforce by implementing a tool set(s) for improved capability and increased engagement.
In this session, you will hear a combination of the latest research and best and next practices from leading organizations on the role the learning and development staff is increasingly playing in the integrated talent management movement. As a starting point, the group will discuss the top-level findings from ASTD’s recently published report, “Learning’s Critical Role in Integrated Talent Management,” including information on how high-performing and low-performing organizations use talent management differently. You will also gain information on which organizational roles are primarily responsible for the key elements of talent management: leadership development, individual development, performance management, employee learning, recruitment/selection, employee engagement, compensation and benefits, and succession planning. And you’ll hear about learning’s role in each area.
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Centauri, the Sun’s closest neighbor (Anglada-Escudé et al. 2016). Despite a hotter past and an active host star the planet Proxima b
could have retained enough volatiles to sustain surface habitability (Ribas et al. 2016). Here we use a 3D Global Climate Model (GCM)
to simulate Proxima b’s atmosphere and water cycle for its two likely rotation modes (the 1:1 and 3:2 spin-orbit resonances) while
varying the unconstrained surface water inventory and atmospheric greenhouse eect (represented here with a CO2-N2 atmosphere.)
We find that a broad range of atmospheric compositions can allow surface liquid water. On a tidally-locked planet with a surface water
inventory larger than 0.6 Earth ocean, liquid water is always present (assuming 1 bar of N2), at least in the substellar region. Liquid
water covers the whole planet for CO2 partial pressures & 1 bar. For smaller water inventories, water can be trapped on the night side,
forming either glaciers or lakes, depending on the amount of greenhouse gases. With a non-synchronous rotation, a minimum CO2
pressure of 10 mbar (assuming 1 bar of N2) is required to avoid falling into a completely frozen snowball state if water is abundant.
If the planet is dryer, 0.5 bar of CO2 would suce to prevent the trapping of any arbitrary small water inventory into polar ice
caps. More generally, any low-obliquity planet within the classical habitable zone of its star should be in one of the climate regimes
discussed here.
We use our GCM to produce reflection/emission spectra and phase curves for the dierent rotations and surface volatile inventories.
We find that atmospheric characterization will be possible by direct imaging with forthcoming large telescopes thanks to an angular
separation of 7=D at 1 m (with the E-ELT) and a contrast of 10 7. The magnitude of the planet will allow for high-resolution
spectroscopy and the search for molecular signatures, including H2O, O2, and CO2.
The observation of thermal phase curves, although challenging, can be attempted with JWST, thanks to a contrast of 210 5 at 10 m.
Proxima b will also be an exceptional target for future IR interferometers. Within a decade it will be possible to image Proxima b and
possibly determine whether this exoplanet’s surface is habitable.
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A World Without Failed Projects
A World Without Failed Projects
Corporate Profile
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Corporate Profile
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Letter from the CMCS Founder
Dear Colleague,
I would like to start first by thanking our 1,500+ clients and CMCS family who
have made CMCS what it is today and who are continuously helping us to
grow.
CMCS was founded with a clear vision in mind, and that is how we can help our
clients eradicate failed project investments. Failed projects could be ones that were
wrongly chosen to begin with, as well as those that failed to achieve their desired
objectives. Project failure is more than only finishing late or over budget.
Achieving this vision requires enabling our clients to build environments that
professional project management practices can flourish in. Organizations that are
known for their successful project delivery track records will earn loyal customers,
who will entrust them with their project investments. These organizations have a
much greater value for their investors than groups that no one is willing to retain.
So how can we help those organizations to build the necessary project manage-ment
friendly environments? Well, the answer is very simple: CMCS will firstly help
your organization to strengthen the capacity of your team in managing projects
and initiatives through professional development programs that are based on in-ternationally
recognised certifications. Secondly, we work with you to build project
management policies and processes based on global best practices for managing
projects, programs and portfolios to ensure speedy and efficient delivery. Finally,
CMCS implements state-of-the-art project management tools to support process
implementation, information sharing, performance monitoring and the capturing
of best practices and lessons learned.
Once you have the right people, processes and tools - coupled with the commit-ment
to change, your organization’s journey to a more successful project deliv-ery
will begin. It’s a journey that will result in a number of tangible benefits and
increase the value of your organization such that you will never want to go back to
how things were. Trust me on that.
Enjoy professional project management like we do.
Bassam Samman, PMP, PSP, EVP
Chairman, CEO and Founder
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Strategy without tactics
is the slowest route to victory.
Tactics without strategy
is the noise before defeat.
- Sun Tzu
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5. Table of Contents
CMCS
4Passion
4Mission
4Values
CMCS Value Proposition and Approach
Industries and Regions
CMCS Partners
4Strategic Partners
4Training Partners
4Accreditation Partners
4Technology Partners
CMCS Commitment to Quality
Rewards and Recognitions
CMCS Offices
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6. . Our Passion
To help the world to get rid of failed projects and achieve what we strive for “A World without Failed Projects”.
. Why It Should Matter To You
Design, develop and implement value for money enterprise portfolio project and risk management solutions that
will enable project centric organizations to build their own enterprise project and risk management capacity,
knowledge and capability.
. Our Mission
Design, develop and implement value for money enterprise portfolio project and risk management solutions that
will enable project centric organizations to build their own enterprise project and risk management capacity,
knowledge and capability.
. Our Values
Equality
Our work culture provides equal opportunities for all
employees by ensuring that everybody participates
in the company’s growth regardless of race, gender,
age, sexual orientation, language and social origin.
Empowerment
Through tried and tested learning modules we strive
to train and equip individuals with the necessary
tools and techniques that promote maximum
efficiency within the work place.
Excellence
CMCS believes in making a concerted effort and
we have a sincere desire to consistently anticipate
and meet our customers’ expectations. Achieving
this requires attention to detail, quality, timeliness
and commitment in every aspect of managing our
customers’ experience.
Compassion
We believe compassion is an important factor in
building a successful workplace, helping to bring
the world of human interaction back into focus in
organizational set-ups, and shedding light on the
significance of everyday interpersonal relationships
at work. Focusing on compassion at work provides
an opportunity to develop ways in which positive
interpersonal behavior contributes to individual and
organizational achievements.
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Respect
We aim to promote good conduct by showing
esteem to different authorities, individuals and
cultures regardless of age, race and origin.
Integrity
We strongly believe that adhering to moral and
intrinsic values is a fundamental aspect in building
trustworthy relationships.
Diversity
We create a global market place to better
understand and meet the requirements of
customers in varying demographic sectors. We
therefore acknowledge and support our diversified
teams globally to help us achieve the best results.
Teamwork
We foster teamwork to create a work culture that
values collaboration. In addition, we comprehend
and recognise the diverse strengths, skills and
abilities that collectively and jointly are required
to contribute to the growth and success of the
company, thus, we encourage collaborative team
spirit to promote efficiency.
Efficiency
Our objective is to optimize our tools and resources
to effortlessly impart the highest quality and timely
delivery of services, and consequently achieve the
desired goals.
7. by transferring their - and other - best practices into reusable organizational assets will make them a knowledgeable
organization with an intrinsically high value.
. Our Approach
1. Diagnose Your Current Capacity, Knowledge and Capability And Recommend Improvements
Project and Risk Management Audit: By understanding your organization strength and weakness as it relate to enterprise
project and risk management, your organization can then identify the opportunities and threats that could face them
should they select or ignore the required improvements that are based on project and risk management best practices. Our
assessment is based on internationally recognized best practices such as Organizational Project Management Maturity Model
(OPM3).
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• Do more projects with fewer resources
• Become an Efficient Organization
• Reduce the cost of executing projects
• Do projects right from the first time
• Become a Reliable Organization
• Reduce funds wasted on redoing projects
• Transfer best practices into assets
• Become a Knowledgeable Organization
• Increase the value of your organization
Why Build
Capacity?
Why Build
Competency?
Why Build
Knowledge?
. Our Value Proposition
Increasing an organization’s capacity in portfolio
project and risk management will enable them to
do more projects with fewer resources as they will
become a more efficient organization, which in
turn reduces their cost of executing projects. On
the other hand, building an organization portfolio
project management competency will enable
the organization to do projects right first time
and thus become an organization that clients can
rely on for delivering their project investments
and reduce funds wasted on redoing projects.
Finally, increasing the portfolio project and risk
management knowledge for an organization
• Assess project and risk management strength
and weakness to identify opportunities and
threats of needed improvements
• Select, develop and implement desired
improvements through an ISO based standard
operation procedures
• Role focused professional improvement for
project and risk management resources that is
accredited by international institutions
• Enterprise project and risk management
software applications to acheive a “single
version of the truth”
• Develop the PMO and RMO to take ownership
of the completed solutions and ensure
continuous improvement
• Provide professional project and risk
management resources to support the
solution implementation
Diagnose
Improve
Build
Knowledge
Communicate
Ownership
Support
2. Develop and Implement the Desired
Improvements
Develop Project and Risk Management
Procedures: For improvements to happen,
your organization should detail how those will
be achieved. By developing ISO 10006 and ISO
31000 based standard operating procedures for
managing projects and risks, your organization
can show their stakeholders on how this will
be achieved, establish governance and set
accountability for actions.
3. Enable Your Team To Implement The
Improvements
Professional Development: Your organization
stakeholder can only buy into those
improvements when they become aware of the
benefits of project and risk management that
will bring to them and the organization. CMCS
implements role-focused training programs that
will increase the staff competency in managing
projects and risks. Those programs accredited by
international bodies who offer project and risk
management professional certifications such as
PMI, AACE, IIBA, PMOC, CSI and Oracle University.
8. 4. Improve Enterprise Project and Risk Management Communication
Enterprise Project and Risk Management Software: The basic rule in any enterprise solution is that there should be “single
version of the truth”. CMCS implements state of the art solutions for enterprise project management (Oracle Primavera, DELTEK,
Active Risk Management, Synchro, TILOS, ASTA, Latista, CoreWorx and others) and enterprise risk management (Active Risk
Management) that will achieve this objective.
5. Establish Ownership Of The Improvements
Develop PMO and RMO. Setting up and rolling Project Management Office (PMO) and Risk Management Office (RMO) to take
ownership of the completed solution and ensure that continuous improvements are identified and implemented. The PMO and
RMO will become the critical chain that links your organization non-project and project executives.
6. Support Your Project and Risk Management Team
Staff Extension: Understanding that projects are temporary endeavors, your organization needs for project and risk management
related staff could vary over time. CMCS will provide your organization with professional resources, on short and long term
assignments, to support their project and risk management needs. CMCS offers project managers, project control engineers,
planning and scheduling engineers, contract managers and administrators among others.
. Industries We Serve
Project and risk management is generic to all organizations regardless to what industry they belong to, what is the nature of
their project and what tangible or intangible their project deliverables are. CMCS have served more than 2,000 clients repre-senting
industry leaders in Engineering and Construction, Oil and Gas, Power and Utility, Government and Non Government
Organizations, IT and Telecommunication, Financial Services, Education and Media
. Projects We Support
CMCS project and risk management solutions are applicable to all capital asset projects such as infrastructure, buildings,
plants, refineries, downstream and upstream facilities; information technology and telecommunication; events and
exhibitions; organizational change and professional development; restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, and IPO offering;
new product or service development; media including movies and shows; crises and relief aid; lobbying and political
campaigns; logistics; new regulations and compliances; professional services; corporate social responsibility.
. Regions We Cover
CMCS has 15 offices in 14 countries that have helped us to offer our services in more than 25 countries over the GCC,
Middle East, Asia, Africa, Europe and South America. As of today, CMCS has offices in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait,
Bahrain, Oman, Yemen, Lebanon, Jordan, Libya, India, Kenya and Italy.
. Our relation with Oracle Primavera
CMCS’ relation with Oracle Primavera is unmatched. Since 1984, CMCS has received 49 awards for their performance
including the first and only Primavera Four Million Dollar Club award.
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Our Strategic Partners
. Warner is a multi-disciplined, international construction industry consulting firm
with a staff of highly qualified and experienced construction management, CPM
scheduling and disputes resolution professionals. As a consultant to the building
industry for over 28 years, Warner offers unique perspectives to its clients on how to
maximize quality, minimize cost, and manage time efficiently.
. Global Knowledge is the worldwide leader in IT and business skills training. They
deliver via training centers, private facilities, and the Internet, enabling their cus-tomers
to choose when, where, and how they want to receive training programs
and learning services.
. buildingSMART is a globally recognised not for profit body with the primary objec-tive
of developing and implementing international standards to address the need
for seamless interoperability between the numerous technologies currently used
in the construction industry.
. Santeon is a technology company that enables organizations to optimize perfor-mance
and maximize revenues through managed processes- solving complex busi-ness
process, compliance and integration challenges from both a system integration
and a human process perspective.
. Oil and Gas Skills (OGS) is the world’s largest human resource management Organi-zations.
OGS promotes the use of sound and ethical human resource management
practices in the profession in the oil and gas industry and to be the voice of the
profession requirements on the human resource management issues.
. NBN Academy of Excellence provides Executive and Management Development
Programs for executives, senior, medium, junior managers and entrepreneurs. The
Academy has an international network that we boast with reputable Universities
and international business schools around the world.
. Specialised Management Group (SMG) is a leading provider of Specialized Con-sulting
and Methodology, Six Sigma, professional Project and Process Management
training, and bespoke Soft Skills training and development. Based in Dubai, SMG’s
services extend across three continents, from the Middle East to North Africa and
Asia. The organization recognises the need for quality service within the unique
markets encountered and offers a fresh, dynamic and flexible attitude combined
with best-of-breed practices.
. Orascom Training & Technology (OTT) was formed in the late 1998 to provide
quality training services and educational solutions addressing Egyptian & MENA.
The solutions & services are completely objective and focusing on the regional
needs and demands. Headquartered, in Cairo, Egypt, the company offers a unique
training and education product line for Egyptian market, with increasing ability to
expand to cover more of the Middle East and North Africa regional marketplaces,
make the company acquiring its distinctive position in the MENA region. OTT has
built on such a successful business alliances with prestigious International training
and development providers, such as Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, PMI, CMCS, Promet-ric,
VUE, CompTIA, ICDL, CIAC …etc. This expanded its resources and facilities to
become one of the largest Training and Education organizations in the region.
10. Our Training Partners
. The American University of Beirut’s Continuing Education Center (CEC),
under the leadership of the Office of Regional External Programs (REP), provides
a broad selection of inter-faculty and multidisciplinary programs. CEC’s programs
are designed to meet the lifelong educational and training needs of adult learn-ers
at all educational and professional levels. Harnessing the expertise of AUB’s six
faculties, CEC offers non-credit courses and programs that can lead to professional
certificates and diplomas in many areas particularly related to business, informa-tion
technology, education, and languages. CEC plays an important role in AUB’s
commitment to serve the local and regional community.
. American University of Sharjah (AUS) is an independent, not-for-profit coedu-cational
institution. Consciously based upon American institutions of higher educa-tion,
AUS is thoroughly grounded in Arab culture and is part of a larger process of
the revitalization of intellectual life in the Middle East. AUS is a leading compre-hensive
coeducational university in the Gulf, serving students from the region and
around the world.
. The Order of Engineers and Architects of Beirut is not for profit organiza-tion
for graduate and professional engineers and architects that emphasizes pride
and responsibility in the engineering profession. The OEA showcases its members’
work while providing them full support to build a better professional structure via
its training center that continuously offers multiple learning services and training
programs.
. Jordan Engineers Association (JEA) is a non-government institution founded in
1958 with approximately 82,000 members up-to-date. It aims at organizing the en-gineering
practices, upgrading the engineers’ professional and scientific level, pro-vide
careers for engineers in both government and private sector and participating
in studies of inter-Arab nature. It offers a professional construction training courses
through Engineers Training Centre in order to develop and enhance engineering
industry in Jordan.
. UAE Contractors’ Association is one of the active organizations that care for
the construction field in the UAE and try to update everything new to its members
like organizing and holding several exhibitions, conferences and forums that would
improve and develop the contracting industry & receives foreign delegations. This
may be of great benefit to the members, as it leads to establish and strengthen re-lations
with other countries. The association invites members to meet the visiting
delegations to enable them to establish trade exchange between each other. Also
conducts training courses for the members in all fields relevant to the contract-ing
sectors, such as safety in construction sites, quality for contracting companies,
project management, contract management and other courses provided in asso-ciation
with specialized training organizations.
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11. Our Accreditation Partners
. Project Management Institute. PMI’s primary goal is to advance the practice,
science and profession of project management throughout the world in a con-scientious
and proactive manner so that organizations everywhere will embrace,
value and utilize project management and then attribute their successes to it. It
was founded in 1969 by working project managers and has more than 500,000
members and credential holders.
. Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering (AACE®) is the lead-ing-
edge professional society for cost engineers, schedulers project managers, and
project control specialists. It is the largest organization serving the entire spectrum
of cost management professionals. AACE® International is industry independent,
and has members in 80 countries and 80 local sections.
. International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) is the independent non-profit
professional association serving the growing field of Business Analysis. The
mission of IIBA® is to develop and maintain standards for the practice of business
analysis and for the certification of its practitioners.
. The Construction Specifications Institute Construction Education Network
(CSI CEN). The CSI CEN is a network of Registered Education Providers offering
high-quality education programs to professionals in the architecture, engineering
and construction industries. Learners use CEN to find courses, earn CEUs, and eas-ily
track education credits. Providers list sessions in CEN’s database. Credentialing
entities use CEN to ensure that individuals earn appropriate, high-quality continu-ing
education to maintain their licenses and certifications.
. The ALLPMO Network is the only Project Management Office Certification
(PMOC) in the world for PMOs and their staff. They provide free information
source to project professionals that manage today’s complex issues. ALLPMO
offers state-of-the-art project management value for anyone practicing project
management. ALLPMO also provides consulting services in Project Management,
Theory of Constraints and Six Sigma and many more through the ALLPMO Supplier
Network to some of the biggest and best-managed companies worldwide.
. Oracle University. As the leader in Oracle Technology training, Oracle University
offers extensive training to build the client’s knowledge with a unique curricu-lum
created by the same developers who designed the technology itself. CMCS
is Oracle University’s Approved Education Provider and offers Oracle Primavera
related trainings and services.
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12. Our Technology Partners
. Enterprise, Portfolio, Program and Project Management
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. Enterprise Risk Management
. Linear Scheduling and Line of Balance
. 4D Construction Simulation and BIM
. Cost Estimating and Management
. Project Design Management
. Construction Cameras
. Project Schedule and Risk Analysis
. Collaboration
. Project Financial Management
. ERP and Project Management Integration
. Project Timesheet
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CMCS Commitment to Quality
ISO
10006:2009
Guidelines
for Quality
Management
in Projects
ISO
9001:2008
Quality in
Business
Relationship
Procedures
. Oracle Primavera
2008 Top Performer New Licenses – International
2008 PrimaClub In Recognition of achieving 100% + of Plan
2008 Four Million Dollar Club
2007 Top Performer New Licenses International
2007 Three Million Dollar Club
2007 Prima Club In recognition of achieving 100% + of Plan
2007 Top Performer Total Revenue International
2006 Two Million Dollar Award
2006 PrimaClub
2006 Top Performer New Licenses International
2006 20 Years of Support & Service
2005 Million Dollar Club
2005 PrimaClub
2005 Top Performer EMEA
2004 Million Dollar Club
2004 President’s Club
2003 Half Million Dollar Club
2003 Largest Expedition Sale
2002 PAR of the Year EMEA
2002 Largest Expedition Sale EMEA
2002 Half-Million Dollar Club EMEA
2001 Half-Million Dollar Club EMEA
2001 Over-Achievement Award
2000 Highest Annual Growth
2000 Significant Expedition Achievement
2000 Highest Annual International Expedition Sales
2000 Half Million Dollar Club
2000 Largest Expedition Sale
2000 Expedition Over-Achievement Award
2000 Highest Annual Growth
1998 President’s Club
1998 Half Million Dollar Club
1998 Largest Concentric Sale
1998 Over Achievement Award
1998 Highest Annual Growth
1998 Significant Expedition Achievement Award
1998 Largest Expedition Sale
1998 Highest Expedition Sales
1997 President’s Club
1997 Half Million Dollar Club
1997 Highest Expedition Sale
1996 10 Year Milestone Award
1996 President’s Club
1996 Highest Expedition Sale
1996 Significant Achievement Award
1995 President’s Club
1995 Significant Achievement Award
1994 Top Expedition Sales
1992 President’s Club
Rewards and Recognitions
ISO
9001:2008
Quality in
Consultancy
Procedures
ISO
9001:2008
Quality
Management
Systems
ISO
9001:2008
Technical
Support
Procedures
ISO
9001:2008
Professional
Training
Procedures
. Hard Dollar
2009 Hard Dollar Pioneer Award
14. Our Offices
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Star Holding Building, Suite 101
Knowledge Village, Dubai, UAE
P.O. Box 23033 Dubai
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P.O. Box 14-5855 Beirut
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P.O. Box 6002 Doha
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OFC: (+9626) 568-7540
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Med Energy Building,
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Sultanate of Oman
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Khadiga St., El-Sefarat
District, Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt
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Smouha, Alexandria, Eypt
P.O. Box 21641 Alexandria
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Elektra - Najda Street, Abu Dhabi, UAE
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29/8 Haddows Road, Chennai, India
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(+9144) 4291 1901
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FAX: (+9144) 2821 4045
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P.O. Box: 7428
Tripoli, Libya
OFC: (+218) 21-7154066
FAX: (+218) 21-7154064
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P.O. Box 266
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Finteer Building 85, Road 1802,
Block 318, Al Hoora, Manama,
Kingdom of Bahrain
P.O. Box 11
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FAX: (+973) 17534533
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P.O. Box 30432 Al Khobar 31952
OFC: (+966) 3 8875997
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