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Episode 31: The PMI Consulting SIG
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The PMI's Consulting SIG is today's main topic. A SIG is a Specific Interest Group, which brings together project managers from all over the world who share a common interest. The PMI currently has about 30 SIGs. We interview the chair of the Consulting SIG, Frank Parth, PMP (President of Project Auditors). We discuss what the SIG does, how it overcomes the obstacle of having a worldwide membership and what benefits you receive in becoming a member of the Consulting SIG. In our weekly segments we look at four great helpful resources and the Tip of the Week was sent in by Sai Prasad, PMP, from Chennai in India.
Helpful Resources, News and Events
You can listen to this episode by clicking here.
This episode is sponsored by:
The Project Management Podcast now has a phone number where you can leave your feedback that will be played on the show: +1 206 339 6520. The phone number is also listed under "Contacts" on the left hand side on the blog.
The PMI's Consulting SIG is today's main topic. A SIG is a Specific Interest Group, which brings together project managers from all over the world who share a common interest. The PMI currently has about 30 SIGs. We interview the chair of the Consulting SIG, Frank Parth, PMP (President of Project Auditors). We discuss what the SIG does, how it overcomes the obstacle of having a worldwide membership and what benefits you receive in becoming a member of the Consulting SIG. In our weekly segments we look at four great helpful resources and the Tip of the Week was sent in by Sai Prasad, PMP, from Chennai in India.
Helpful Resources, News and Events
- Online Books for PMI Members (Use your PMI member ID and Password)
- "Who should run projectcs?" (An interesting discussion in Google Groups)
- A Study of Software Methodology "Great Taste or Less Filling" (*.PDF)
- Knowledge Management In Complex Project Environments (London, May 18, 2006)
posted by Cornelius Fichtner, PMP | 22:40
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