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Global Community
PMI Community Components :
Every day around the world, PMI's 500,000 members and credential holders are advancing the practice of project management, both in their workplace and as active volunteer members of the PMI community components.
These components, organized around a specific interest or geographic region, spread awareness of the profession and PMI by reaching out to local governments and organizations, hosting events or seminars for local practitioners and providing opportunities to learn, network and earn Professional Development Units (PDUs) toward maintaining their credentials.
1: PMI Chapters
Currently, there are more than 250 PMI Chapters in more than 180 countries. Chapter membership provides an invaluable connection to a local network of professional expertise. Members also receive support and opportunities to meet with peers from various industries through meetings, activities and educational programs.
2: PMI Specific Interest Groups (SIGs)
PMI Specific Interest Groups (SIGs) help members with common interests and industries to come together and share ideas, challenges and concerns across geographical boundaries. Through networking, developing technical papers, teleconferences and collaborative work on special projects, members have a unique opportunity to learn and grow.
1. Aerospace and Defense SIG
2. Automation Systems SIG
3. Consulting SIG
4. Design-Procurement-Construction SIG
5. Diversity SIG
6. E-Business SIG
7. Education and Training SIG
8. Financial Services SIG
9. Government SIG
10. Healthcare Project Management SIG
11. Human Resources SIG
12. Information Systems SIG
13. International Development SIG
14. IT & Telecom SIG
15. Manufacturing SIG
16. Marketing and Sales SIG
17. Metrics SIG
18. New Product Development SIG
19. Oil, Gas, Petrochemical SIG
20. Pharmaceutical SIG
21. Program Management Office SIG
22. Retail SIG
23. Risk Management SIG
24. Service & Outsourcing SIG
25. Students of PM SIG
26. Troubled Projects SIG
27. Utility Industry SIG
28. Women in PM SIG
29. Quality in PM SIG
3: PMI Colleges
PMI Colleges are not educational institutions, but rather are virtual organizations that bring together individuals who possess expertise in one of the areas contained within A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide). These individuals are committed to furthering this knowledge and making it available to the profession.
The PMI College of Performance Management
The PMI College of Performance Management is an international non-profit organization whose 2,400 members are dedicated to the disciplines of project management and performance measurement to include Earned Value Management Systems (EVMS) and other initiatives. Browse the PMI College of Performance Management Bookstore.
The PMI College of Scheduling
The PMI College of Scheduling is an international organization whose 1,650 members are dedicated solely to advancing the techniques, practice and profession of Project Scheduling. Watch free PMI College of Scheduling Webinars.
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