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Association of Business Process Management Professionals (ABPMP)
http://www.abpmp.orgThe ABPMP is a non-profit, vendor independent organization dedicated to the advancement of BPM concepts and practices. ABPMP is practitioner-oriented and practitioner-led. Local chapters are active and forming in over 15 cities.
The mission of the ABPMP is to promote the practice of BPM, promote and distribute the recently released Guide to the Business Process Management Common Body of Knowledge, BPM CBOK™, and to contribute to the advancement and skill development of BPM professionals. Visit our website www.abpmp.org for more information.
To learn more about the upcoming Certified Business Process Professional Certification contact us at abpmptampa@gmail.com, or visit http://abpmptpa.camp7.org/.
http://www.raleigh.theiiba.orgThe Research Triangle Park IIBA Chapter was formed on January 25, 2007 by central North Carolina volunteers interested in:
- Learning more about Business Analysis best practices
- Taking advantage of BA networking opportunities
- Influencing and contributing to the advancement of the BA profession
- Contributing to the BA Body of Knowledge (BABOK)
- Obtaining knowledge about the CBAP certification
- Join the Research Triangle Park IIBA® chapter
We are the South Florida Chapter of IIBA®. Our membership base includes 100 professionals from south of Miami Beach to far north of Palm Beach who are engaged in business analysis or manage those who do. Members represent the spectrum of private and public organizations here, including at least a couple each from Aetna, BankUnited, Burger King Corporation, Carnival Cruise Lines, Citrix Systems, Florida Power and Light, Mercantil Commercebank, National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI Holdings), New Horizons, and South Florida Water Management District, as well as dozens of other large and small businesses.http://southflorida.theiiba.org
http://www.atlanta.theiiba.orgThe Greater Atlanta IIBA Chapter was chartered in 2005, and was one of the first chapters in the US. It continues to build its support and involvement in the business analyst community through its dedication to enhancing the professionalism, effectiveness and level of expertise of business analysts. In addition to fulfilling the national organization’s vision, the Greater Atlanta Chapter has established additional objectives, including:
• Supporting opportunities for members to network with, and gain knowledge from, seasoned BA practitioners and industry and government leaders
• Providing members with access to forums for sharing expertise, expressing professional opinions and building a reputation within the industry
• Providing pathways to learn about business analysis best practices
• Demonstrating the value of business analysis and the IIBA to the local corporate community
IIBA - Central Florida Chapter
The IIBA Central Florida Chapter represents a wide variety of industries and welcomes business analysis professionals and stakeholders at all levels. The chapter meets regularly in Orlando, FL to further the business analysis profession and the skills of business analysts in our community through professional development, sharing of best practices and networking. Visit our website at orlando.theiiba.org or contact us at info@orlando.theiiba.org.http://orlando.theiiba.org
The Northeast Florida (NEFL) chapter of the IIBA was formed in October 2005 and has a FAST growing group of interested IT analysis and SDLC professionals gathering monthly and collaborating on best practices and industry standards. Our current meeting workshop series is called “Skilled to Thrill 2010” and has focused on both marketable soft skills and indispensable hard skills. Visit http://jacksonville.theiiba.org for information on how to connect with us in Jacksonville, FL and surrounding areas.http://jacksonville.theiiba.org
http://www.methodsandtools.comMethods & Tools is a free e-newsletter providing practical expert knowledge for software development professionals. Methods & Tools gives software development ideas more than one page to express themselves and covers all aspects of software engineering: project management and planning, methodologies (UML, RUP, Agile), software quality & testing, configuration management, etc.
PM Boulevard is Robbins-Gioi?s e-commerce solution that delivers project management (PM) services via the World Wide Web. A project management portal, PM Boulevard offers news, links, and other PM resources, including an online consulting service, comprehensive knowledge center, training area, and virtual project management office (PMO). Designed to improve performance and reduce time-to-delivery, PM Boulevard is your single source for project management on the Internet.http://www.pmboulevard.com
PMI Central Florida
The PMI Central Florida Chapter, Inc. will provide a forum for Professional Project Managers to promote the principles of the Project Management Institute through networking with other project managers, sharing project experiences, providing and receiving training, and supporting Project Managers in their certification efforts. The PMI Central Florida Chapter, Inc. will be recognized as a dynamic organization of Professional Project Managers dedicated to serving the business and educational community of central Florida through the advancement of Project Management.
PMI Learning, Education and Development Community of Practice
The PMI Learning, Education and Development Community of Practice provides services to practitioners, educators and researchers interested in project management as it applies to learning, education and development through networking, partnering and sharing.http://www.lead.vc.pmi.org/Public/Home.aspx
http://www.pmi-metrolina.comPMI Metrolina Chapter Inc. is committed to promoting project management professionalism in Metropolitan Charlotte, NC. The mission of the Metrolina Chapter is to facilitate the growth of the Project Management Profession through a focused set of professional programs, educational opportunities, and partnership with area businesses. The Chapte?s objectives are to Promote Project Management as a professional career path, provide professional development for all levels of Project Management through sharing and mentoring, increase awareness throughout the corporate and academic community, encourage a wide and diverse membership and be consistent with the PMI international model. www.pmi-metrolina.com
Chartered in July 1996, South Carolina Midlands Chapter now serves a membership of over 300+, representing approximately forty businesses and industries including insurance services, engineering, financial, manufacturing, telecommunications, public utilities, higher education institutions, as well as state and local governments. Our goal is to provide opportunities for professional development, affiliation and project management networking through various means including monthly luncheon meetings addressing current PM topics. Educational opportunities include an ongoing alliance between PMI–SC Midlands Chapter and Midlands Technical College to provide PMP Certification Preparation training.http://www.pmi-midlands.org
The Project Management PodcastTM is the original PM podcast and is hosted by Cornelius Fichtner, PMP. Mr. Fichtner and his guests cover a variety of topics such as virtual communities, successful teleconferencing, offshoring, international project management, interviewing Subject Matter Experts, agile versus plan-driven methodologies and setting up a PMO to name just a few of the 140-plus episodes available. Many episodes are interviews with well-known, project management experts all over the world. You can earn up to 15 PDUs for listening to The PM PodcastTM and it is absolutely free.http://www.project-management-podcast.com
