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Established in [[1969]] and situated outside [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]], USA, the '''Project Management Institute''' (PMI) was founded by five volunteers. The [[Commonwealth of Pennsylvania]] USA issued [[Articles of Incorporation]] for PMI which signified the official inception of the organization. During that same year, the first PMI Seminars & Symposium was held in [[Atlanta]], Georgia USA and had an attendance of 83 people. |
Established in [[1969]] and situated outside [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]], USA, the '''Project Management Institute''' (PMI) was founded by five volunteers. The [[Commonwealth of Pennsylvania]] USA issued [[Articles of Incorporation]] for PMI which signified the official inception of the organization. During that same year, the first PMI Seminars & Symposium was held in [[Atlanta]], Georgia USA and had an attendance of 83 people. |
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PMI is also the publishers of the publication: [[PMBOK]] - Project Management Body of Knowledge. |
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PMI offers two levels of certification. |
PMI offers two levels of certification. |
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Established in 1969 and situated outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, the Project Management Institute (PMI) was founded by five volunteers. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania USA issued Articles of Incorporation for PMI which signified the official inception of the organization. During that same year, the first PMI Seminars & Symposium was held in Atlanta, Georgia USA and had an attendance of 83 people.
PMI is also the publishers of the publication: PMBOK - Project Management Body of Knowledge.
PMI offers two levels of certification.
ACertified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) has demonstrated a common base of knowledge and terms in the field of project management. It requires either 1500 hours of work on a project team or 23 contact hours of formal education in project management.
AProject Management Professional (PMP®) has met specific education and experience requirements, has agreed to adhere to a code of professional conduct, and has passed an examination designed to objectively assess and measure project management knowledge. In addition, a PMP must satisfy continuing certification requirements or lose the certification.
As of 2005, over 110,000 Project Management Professionals (PMPs) are in 120 countries.
See also: PMI
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