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      <description>A consultancy with a four-letter .com reads as older and larger than one with a three-word hyphenated address, regardless of headcount. In professional services that impression is worth real money.
RMQA ends in QA, which nobody in software, manufacturing or pharmaceuticals needs pointed out to them. Quality assurance carries permanent budget in every regulated industry: testing services, audit firms, compliance software, certification bodies and consultancies.
The RM prefix keeps it specific enough to own.</description>
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