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PMI®
Implements Code of Conduct
Effective 1 January, 2007, PMI instituted a Code
of Conduct that and applies to all PMI members and nonmembers
who meet one or more of the following criteria:
- Individuals who apply to commence a PMI certification process
- Individuals who hold a PMI certification
- Individuals who volunteer for PMI
The Code of Conduct was published in the December issue of PMI Today and is also available on the home page of the PMI web site. If you feel that you have an ethical issue that may need to be addressed, please contact the DPC SIG Chair.
Construction Industry Institute®
The University of Texas at Austin
Spring 2007 CII Product Implementation Workshop
When:
16-17
April, 2007
Where: Dallas, TX
Come and learn implementation skills
from your peers and listen to implementation challenges and successes.
See how you can be more productive by listening to the craft worker; monitoring
early indicators of project health; using CII productivity metrics and
leveraging from implementing technology on your projects. Make friends
and contacts that can help you overcome your implementation challenges.
Register
Today!
PMI-NJ
2007 Regional Symposium
"Sustainable Project Management - The Future
is Now!"
7 May, 2007 - Skylands, Randolph,
NJ
The
work of project management involves sustained effort to achieve objectives;
in turn, project management assures results that sustain the business.
The results of projects produce lasting outcomes that may also have unintended
consequences. Project managers are obliged to consider
the social, environmental and economic context in which their projects
are planned and implemented; assessing impact to assure that the desired
outcome is produced. Project managers must also sustain themselves and
their teams throughout the project life cycle!
The 2007
Symposium will feature an engaging program with dynamic keynote
speakers, a variety of track sessions and ongoing opportunities to interact
with poster presenters, vendors, and PMI local interest groups. In addition,
you'll be able to network with other project management professionals.
Register
Today!
PMI Risk SIG and Institute for International Research to Host Annual Project Risk Symposium
Embracing Risk as an Opportunity to Create Value for the Organization
When:
16-18
May, 2007
Where:
San Francisco, CA
Come
to the Project Risk Symposium 2007 and find out how your peers are overcoming
risk and creating opportunities for their organizations to innovate!
Take three days out of your schedule and…
- Earn up to 20.5 Project Management Institute PDUs
- Collaborate with over 150 of your peers to learn more about effective risk management techniques
- Discuss in-depth project risk management challenges
- Learn how to create a culture that encourages risk and results in innovation.
DPC
SIG members save 15%!
Mention discount code XM1912HTHE
Download
the brochure
Register
Now!
Volunteer
Opportunities
The DPC SIG is a volunteer-driven organization. We encourage our members to be actively involved in SIG activities and special projects by:
- filling leadership positions within the organization: Vice Chairs, Deputies, Committee Members
- contributing articles to The Project Management Standard newsletter
- managing special projects
- working on designated project activities, Local Interest Group (LIG) meetings and professional development conferences
View
the current DPC
SIG Organization Chart which lists available positions.
Volunteer today. You
will find it most rewarding, both professionally and personally!
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact the DPC SIG Administrator. Please let us know the the area(s) in which you would be interested in volunteering and we will find a place for you.