Enjoy complimentary access
to new communities of practice (COP)
PMI Core Values
New Continuing Certification
Requirements System (CCRS) Now in Use
Enjoy complimentary
access to new communities of practice
Are you looking for tools and techniques
to apply to your next project? Do you have experiences and resources that
would benefit other project practitioners? Then get involved with PMI’s
new communities of practice.
Communities of practice are knowledge-driven
websites that explore specific aspects of project management. They are
your new source on the web to share thoughts, ideas and expertise through
blogs, wikis, discussion boards, shared document areas and opinion polls.
For a limited time, all 300,000+ PMI members
will automatically have complimentary access to all the communities of
practice. This provides a great opportunity to explore and participate
in communities that may interest you.
To access the communities:
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Visit PMI.org and log in with your PMI.org
username and password
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Click on the new section labeled “Communities”
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Follow the links to the communities of practice
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Click on the name of the community you wish
to access
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Take advantage of this limited-time access
to share your knowledge and insight, and benefit from the advice and experience
of a global virtual community of PMI members.
If you have questions regarding communities
of practice, contact customercare@pmi.org.
Attached is a Power
Point Presentation which includes a breif overview.
PMI Core Values
At PMI we believe in:
Project Management Impact
Project management is a critical competence
that has a positive influence on organization results and society.
Professionalism
Accountability and ethical behavior ensures
our commitment to PMI stakeholders.
Volunteerism
Volunteers and effective volunteer partnerships
with staff are the best way to accomplish the Institute’s goals and objectives.
Community
Bringing members of the global project
management community together is the best way to advance the project management
profession and facilitate their growth.
Engagement
Encouraging diverse viewpoints and enabling
individuals to contribute to the project management profession and to the
Institute.
New Continuing Certification
Requirements System (CCRS) Now in Use
PMI has replaced the system that manages
data and processes for the Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR)
and the R.E.P. programs with a new solution developed and maintained by
PMI. The new CCR System is expected to deliver a more seamless customer
experience for credential holders, and strengthen PMI relationships with
its education providers – both PMI communities and R.E.P.s.
The CCR System will provide the following
benefits—
Credential holders will find it
simpler and more efficient to:
Select activities (courses/events)
Report PDUs
View transcripts
Maintain multiple credentials
Education providers will have new and
improved online abilities to:
Add and edit activities (courses/events)
Register activities for PDU eligibility
Change activity dates and descriptions
The new CCR System provides an easy-to-use
graphical interface as the entry point for credential holders and education
providers. Locating and entering information is intuitive, and can be done
quickly and easily, and transactions will be easier to accomplish.
Please make sure that all component
events for which members can claim PDUs are entered into the system as
soon as possible. This will help alleviate members trying to claim PDUs
for an event that is not in the system.
Access to the system will be available
through http://www.pmi.org by using a registered PMI username and password.
If you plan to use the CCR System and are not registered on PMI.org, please
log in to http://www.pmi.org and create a registered user account.
A list of additional Frequently Asked Questions
about the new Continuing Certification Requirements System can be found
on the Announcement section of the Community Leadership Online Community.
Updated: 09Feb10 |
