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PMI SWOC Symposium-May 7, 2010Key Note Speakers:
Peter de Jager Greg Schinkel
AM and PM Break out sessions:
PMP’s earn 7PDU’s
PDU Code #LN100507
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London Windsor - Kincardine
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PMI-SWOCProject Management Institute
South Western Ontario Chapter
Alternate branches
PMI events and membership activitiesare also available near you in:
WindsorContact:windsorevents@pmiswoc.org
Kincardine
Contact:brucebranch@pmiswoc.org
About PMI-SWOC
The Project Management Institute of South Western Ontario Chapter is the key partner for
accessing the professional project management community in South Western Ontario. The
members are decision-makers with budget control, who skilfully interact with members of
senior management .
The Chapter is a dynamic, growing group of people with a 42% growth rate since inception
in 1998. PMI-SWOC has recently expanded membership into Sarnia, Windsor, Bruce and
Kincardine areas.
Membership is expected to exceed 400 people this year, and communication are distributed
to these members, our partners, and other non-members
Additional information can be acquired onthe following
• Volunteer opportunities• Speaker events• PMP Exam preparation• Advertising• Employment postings• Mentorship program• Project Management donate abook / loan a book program• Project Management profession
PROJECT MANAGEMENT INSTITUTESOUTH WESTERN ONTARIO
P.O. Box 583 Station BLondon, OntarioN6A 4W8
Contact us today to find out more about becoming a member, Becoming a corporate sponsor or attending one of our upcoming events !
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Our VisionEnable effective Project Management practices through global standard PMI concepts and methodologies
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Live symposium updates
"Use the Twitter hash <new line> #swoc2010".
"Your task: 1 tweet on every speaker"
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SponsorshipThe chapter continues to expand its relationship with the regional business
community through sponsorship opportunities, and selective collaboration
activities with other Chapters, Business Organizations, and various other
Professional Organizations. PMI-SWOC has a significant
impact on the business community through training programs, and mentoring
opportunities.
Total reach of PMI-SWOC communications exceeds 1000 people.
The PMI-SWOC website is reviewed by over 50+ people per day, to view the
activities, information and opportunities that PMI-SWOC has to offer.
Membership BenefitsCommunity involvement
Leadership opportunities
Access to global best practices and problem solving advice
Peer to Peer networking and information exchange
Participate in local and national education events at discounted rates
Membership newsletters
Membership Benefits• Monthly educational speakers events
• Mentoring program
• PDU earning opportunities
• PMP Exam Preparation training
• Networking opportunities
• And much more!!
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Thank you to our Sponsors
Upcoming events June 10, 2010 Monthly Presentation Speaker: John A. Estrella, PhD, CMC, PMP, CBAP, CTFL,
CSTE Topic: Networking Location: TBDJuly 8, 2010 Monthly Presentation Speaker: Guy Lazure and Tony Pimenoff Topic: Using a Project Maturity Model to an Organization's
(and Your) Advantage Location: TBD info@pmiswoc.org www.pmiswoc.org
P.M.P. Certification results in....
An increase of 10% in salary after one year
Source: PMI, Atlanta, 2006
P.M.P. Certification results in....
An increase of 25% in salary after three years
Source: PMI, Atlanta, 2006
P.M.P. Certification results in....
An increase of 50% in salary after five years
Source: PMI, Atlanta, 2006
P.M.P. Certification results in....
Better Job Opportunities:Surveys show 20% more job
opportunities for PMPs
Source: Pmstudy.com, 2008
Thank you to our Sponsors
Upcoming eventsAugust 12, 2010 Monthly Presentation Speaker: Will Humphrey Topic: “Negotiation – Getting Past No” Location: TBDSeptember 9, 2010 Monthly Presentation Speaker: Peter Wright Topic: “Planning as a Powerful Tool for Change” Location: TBD
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Project Management results in....
a 33% increase in Time Available for Training
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
a 49% increase in Project Budget Performance
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
a 49% increase in Schedule Performance
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
a 50% increase in Resource Utilization
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
an 18% increase in Controlling Project Risk
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
a 43% increase in Time to Market
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
According to the Standish Group, only 29% of all projects are successful in terms of achieving cost, schedule and quality objectives. However, a success rate of 75% is achieved by employing modern project management standards, tools and techniques.
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
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Increases in Project Management Maturity
result in....
Decreases in defects of 80%
Source: Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie – Mellon University, 2002; Movement from PMM level 1 to 2
Increases in Project Management Maturity
result in....Decreases in time to completion
of 38%
Source: Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie – Mellon University, 2002; Movement from PMM level 1 to 2
Increases in Project Management Maturity
result in....
Decreases in Level of Effort 77%
Source: Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie – Mellon University, 2002; Movement from PMM level 1 to 2
Increases in Project Management Maturity
result in....
Decreases in Cost of 76%
Source: Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie – Mellon University, 2002; Movement from PMM level 1 to 2
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Project Management results in....
an 80% increase in ROI
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
a 25% increase in Return on Capital Employed
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
a 33% increase in Customer Satisfaction
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
a 22% increase in Customer Retention
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
a 22% increase in Customer Retention
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
a 36% increase in Employee Satisfaction
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
a 32% increase in Employee Productivity
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
a 14% increase in Employee Motivation
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Project Management results in....
a 31% increase in Employee Empowerment
Source: Gartner Group, 2000
Upcoming eventsOctober 14, 2010 Monthly Presentation
Speaker: Kent Wolfe Topic: TBD Location: TBDNovember 11, 2010 Monthly Presentation Speaker: Carol Walters Topic: Structured Project Delivery with Lean Process
methodologies Location: TBD
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Upcoming eventsDecember 9, 2010 Monthly Presentation Speaker: Ken Crich Topic: PMO @ RIM Location: TBD
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