DASA Partners With EdForce To Improve Digital Transformation Training
According to a recent report by Nasscom, the demand for digital skills in India is expected to grow by 20% annually, with a significant emphasis on DevOps and Agile methodologies.
The DevOps Agile Skills Association, headquartered in Rotterdam, Netherlands, has entered into a partnership with edForce, a workforce upskilling accelerator based in Bengaluru. The collaboration aims to improve enterprise training and certification programmes, enhancing digital transformation capabilities across the globe.
According to a recent report by Nasscom, the demand for digital skills in India is expected to grow by 20% annually, with a significant emphasis on DevOps and Agile methodologies. The partnership seeks to address this demand, providing enterprises with the tools and knowledge to modernise their processes.
The collaboration between edForce and DASA will offer training delivered by certified experts, enhance workforce skills and competencies, and foster a culture of continuous learning and development, boosting employee engagement and retention.
According to DASA, its approach to enterprise transformation includes five phases: feeling the sense of urgency, creating a vision, shaping the transformation, transforming the enterprise and continuously improving. This methodology ensures enterprises can adapt and excel by embracing Agile, DevOps, and Lean principles.
"We are proud to spotlight our partnership with edForce, an accredited training provider in the DASA family. Trusted by 150+ enterprises, edForce excels in account management and training deliverables, offering a revolutionary approach to effective and result-driven upskilling," said Joanne Quarterman, DASA director of training.
edForce addresses various enterprise learning needs, offering solutions such as Fresh Hire Onboarding, Lateral Training, Certifications, Assessments, and CloudLabs. Their clientele includes companies such as Infosys, Sony, Continental, Accenture, Walmart, Siemens and Amazon.
"Partnering with DASA strengthens our commitment to equipping professionals with cutting-edge skills. Together, we will provide industry-leading training programmes that foster a culture of agility and teamwork, driving enterprise success in the digital age," said Ravi Kaklasaria, co-founder and CEO of edForce.
