2001 – 2011 RQ celebrates 10th anniversary!
2001-2011 10th Anniversary – RQ’s History at a Glance
2001 – July 17 REM Consulting, Inc. is incorporated in Illinois, USA, by Roxanne Miller.
2002 REM Consulting becomes a member of the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce, making Madison, Wisconsin its official headquarters.
2003 REM Consulting, Inc. is renamed to Requirements Quest, Inc. (“RQ”).
2004 The Requirements Quest “hand” logo design and company branding, bringing your business into focus®, are trademarked.
2005 Requirements Quest’s logo is featured in Lands’ End’s Business Outfitters “Logo Showcase IV” catalog (July).
2006 RQ supports the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA®) as a Gold International Sponsor, and leads the industry as a Chartered Endorsed Education Provider. RQ is founder of the IIBA® Greater Madison Chapter, Wisconsin.
2007 Roxanne Miller (May) and Bruce Opsal (November) earn the IIBA® Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP®)
accreditation.
2008 RQ receives certification as a Women’s Business Enterprise.
2009 RQ proudly presents a “new and improved” website. Roxanne Miller releases her first book, The Quest for
Software Requirements, and its companion, Software Requirements Questions.
2010 Roxanne Miller serves as Planning Committee Chair of the Wisconsin Business Analyst Development Day (WI BADD) conference. RQ is one of only two companies to sponsor all four of the annual events.
2011 RQ celebrates 5 years of speaker participation in BusinessAnalystWorld conferences across the USA, Canada, and this year, Australia!
Thank you for your business! Client referrals are the best way for Requirements Quest to continue its success. We look forward to many more years together.
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