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The RUP certification process is a formalized, reliable way of demonstrating that an individual has acquired the skills and experience necessary to carry the title of IBM Certified Solution Designer - Rational Unified Process v7.0. IBM's stringent certification process means that turning a self-declared RUP practitioner into a certified RUP specialist requires more than sitting through a training course. It demands that each person actively pursue the certification by leaving their comfort zone, preparing for, enrolling in, and successfully completing the certification process. Certified RUP specialists can be justifiably proud of their accomplishment.

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