PMI Central Indiana Chapter

May 2013 Monthly Program Meeting:

"Agile - Contrary or Consistent with the PMBOK"

The PMBOK described good practices in project management that work for most companies most of the time.

Agile supports self-organizing.  It is up to the organization and the team to determine what is appropriate for any given project.  Lori Priller will facilitate a discussion if Agile is CONTRARY or CONSISTENT with the PMBOK.

PMICIC Education is pleased to offer a one day seminar to Project and Program Managers in Central Indiana August 9th, 2013.

Seminar Overview

This new course, “Microsoft Project – Streamlined” teaches a streamlined approach to using Microsoft Project in a “no muss, no fuss” way designed to create schedules quickly and reliably.  The course is based on a distillation of Kevin Gaza's “Five Keys Method to MS Project” curriculum that has over fifteen years of development behind it.

PMICIC volunteers provide members with opportunities to do the following:

• Contribute to the success of the chapter
• Assume leadership roles and responsibilities
• Raise visibility and name-recognition before running for the Board of Directors
• Earn Professional Development Units (PDUs) toward renewing PMP certification

PMICIC has developed an online form to collect volunteer applications. Click here for current open opportunities and to apply...