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July 31 st 2013 Membership Meeting & Guest Presentation by Rex Black

“ Making project management indispensable for business results ”. July 31 st 2013 Membership Meeting & Guest Presentation by Rex Black. Agenda. President ’ s Welcome & Opening Remarks Chapter Officer Updates Guest Speaker – Rex Black Door Prizes. Opening Remarks. Welcome Guests

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July 31 st 2013 Membership Meeting & Guest Presentation by Rex Black

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  1. “Making project management indispensable for business results” July 31st 2013 Membership Meeting & Guest Presentation by Rex Black

  2. Agenda • President’s Welcome & Opening Remarks • Chapter Officer Updates • Guest Speaker – Rex Black • Door Prizes

  3. Opening Remarks • Welcome Guests • First Time Attendees • Recently Certified PMI Members • Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) • Project Management Professional (PMP) • Program Management Professional (PgMP) • Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) • Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP) • Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP)

  4. Alamo PMI Vision & Mission Alamo PMI's Vision Customer focused professional project management organization providing value for businesses, government and educational communities of the Greater San Antonio Area Alamo PMI's Mission To advance the practice, science and profession of project management throughout the Greater San Antonio area in a purposeful and proactive manner

  5. Board of Directors 2013 President – Kevin Martin, VP Programs – Roy Bentkowski, VP Finance – Phil Elmers, VP Communications – Cheryl Douthitt, VP Membership – Linda Garcia, VP Outreach – Dan Zucker VP Professional Development – Stephen Nunziata, VP Volunteers – Bryan Bice, VP-Administration – Audrey Staudt, Chapter Advisor – Damian Heaney

  6. Alamo PMI Chapter Organization Elected Members President Kevin Martin Appointed Members VP Administration Audrey Staudt Past President & Advisor Damian Heaney Elections Committee Chair Non-Voting Members Open Positions VP Finance Phil Elmers VP Volunteers Bryan Bice VP Communications Cheryl Douthitt VP Programs Roy Bentkowski VP Membership Linda Garcia VP Outreach Dan Zucker VP Professional Development Stephen Nunziata Director Operations Robin Russell Director Membership Priscilla Torres Director Agile-LIG Larry Bock Director PMO-LIG Pete Hottenstein Director Registration Irene Ramos Director News Media David Quesada Director IT Richard Gower Construction LIG Healthcare LIG Training Chair Director Social Media Christine Hoffmann Director Right Arm Event Christine Woo Director PDD Tim Killam Energy LIG

  7. Region 6 & Alamo PMI Major Events for 2013 • PMI Global Congress 2013 - North America will be held in New Orleans, Louisiana October 2013. • Looking for New Volunteers for the Region 6 Best Practices Committee * Req: Former Chapter BOD member • More to come……..Your ideas?

  8. VP Outreach • Education Outreach • Local Interest Groups • Agile LIG – Larry Bock • PMO LIG – Pete Hottenstien • Health Care PM LIG - ?? • Construction PM LIG - ?? • Alamo PMI Expansion

  9. 2014-2015 Alamo PMI Board Nominees Send email to advisor@alamopmi.org Provide position, one page bio and picture Nominations accepted through 31 July 2013 Voting window (5-26 Aug 2013)

  10. Volunteer Recognition • We make a living by what we do, but we make a life by what we give. --Winston Churchill • Those who can, do. Those who can do more, volunteer. ~Author Unknown • We often take for granted the very things that most deserve our gratitude. ~Cynthia Ozick • It's easy to make a buck. It's a lot tougher to make a difference. ~Tom Brokaw • No one is more cherished in this world than someone who lightens the burden of another. ~Author Unknown

  11. Volunteer Opportunities • VP of Outreach – Immediate need for 2 Directors • Professional Development Day – November 2nd • Monthly meeting/check-in & meeting support.

  12. VP Membership 1366 Members as of 07/29/2013 • Membership Update • 19 New Members • 71 Renewals • New Member Orientation • Start-up packet • New member welcome gift • Overview of membership benefits Keep your PMI Membership updated at www.PMI.org

  13. VP Membership • New Member Orientation • What? A 15 minute small group session - introduction to Alamo PMI & benefits • When? Before themonthly dinner meeting at 6:00 pm • Where? Look for group at the front of the room (behind projector screen) • Why? Convenient way to meet Chapter members and get answers to your questions Keep your PMI Membership updated at www.PMI.org

  14. To update your Membership Profile, go to myPMI and click the link below your picture. VP Membership Login to the Alamo PMI site: Username = PMI Member ID

  15. VP Membership Alamo PMI Guest Pass Program in 2013: Contact membership@alamopmi.org to get code Go to www.pmi.org Add Alamo Chapter to your cart Apply discount code at checkout *

  16. VP Communications • Coming soon to a web browser near you… • The new Alamo PMI Chapter website • What is new with you? • Send us your thoughts on what is important with you *** • Articles, clips, pictures, etc., for the newsletter • Membership news • Awards received • Job openings • Community involvement opportunities • Contact • communications@alamopmi.org (job postings) • socialmedia@alamopmi.org (linkedin, facebook, twitter) • newsmedia@alamopmi.org (newsletter) • dirIT@alamopmi.org (website configuration)

  17. VP Professional Development • Upcoming Banyan Courses • MS Project Level 1 Aug 5th • MS Project Level 2 Aug 6th • PMI-ACP Certification Exam Course – 3 days Aug 7th – Aug 9th • PMI-ACP Cert Exam Prep – evenings (Tues/Thurs) Aug 20th – Sep 10th • Understanding Agile Planning Aug 26th • Project Management Fundamentals Sep 9th • Other Courses • R. Black ‘Risk Based Testing’ Aug 1st • C. Margules ‘Avoid Titanic Mistakes…’ Aug 29th • APMI PMP Weekend Prep Class TBD

  18. AGILE LIG Meeting TopicAgile Portfolio Management and Visibility Across the Organization DATE/TIME: 8 August 2013 @ 7:00 PM COST: Early Registration: $5 APMI Members; $10 non-APMI Members @ Door: $10 (ALL) LOCATION: Geekdom, 112 E. Pecan St (Weston Centre), 11th Floor, San Antonio, TX 78205 (free parking in the building parking garage) Abstract There is a consistent struggle in organizations with bridging the gap between the execution of Agile teams with business/portfolio strategy. While adopting Agile practices increases development speed, predictability and quality, the faster pace exposes new challenges for the business. It is challenging for organizations to embrace this change that is not only process related, but also cultural. Development teams must plan their sprints and releases to stay aligned with an ever changing strategic roadmap. A roadmap led by product owners, execs and other key stakeholders attempting to adjust priorities and resources to steer programs in the most profitable direction. Speaker & BioKristen Lawrence is a Principal Consultant at Rally Software.  She joined Rally in 2009 with over 16 years in the ALM space.  She holds certifications as a Certified Scrum Master, Certified Scrum Product Owner, while also earning her certification from the Scaled Agile Academy on the SAFe Framework.   She has helped large organizations solve problems with technology by using Agile and Lean practices.

  19. Project Management Office - LIG • Next Quarterly Meeting • 16 October 2013 • Meeting announcements sent out in advance • New location -- Mamacita’s on I-10 (@ Callaghan) 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM • Further information contact Pete Hottenstein at pmolig@alamopmi.org

  20. VP Programs • Chapter Monthly Meetings & Special Events • January – October: Last Wednesday of month (see schedule) • Right Arm Day Director: Christine Woo • PDD Director: Tim Killam • Please consider Meeting Sponsorships • PDU Submittal • APMI automatically submits PDUs if… • Register “under your e-mail” of record! • Properly check-in at door of event • Questions/Issues: Contact R. Bentkowski (programs@alamopmi.org)

  21. Alamo PMI 2013 Meeting Schedule § - Seminar Session

  22. Upcoming APMI Monthly MeetingsSpeaker Meeting/Seminar Topics

  23. Professional Development Day “Project Management in the Long Run” For further information contact Tim Killam at pddDirector@alamopmi.org

  24. Questions & Answers Want to Join the Alamo PMI Community? If you are interested in joining the Alamo PMI Chapter you must first be a member of the International Project Management Institute. Go to www.pmi.org for information on how to join!

  25. Contact Information Alamo PMI Chapter Inc 6609 Blanco Road, Suite 240 San Antonio, Texas 78216-6125 communications@alamopmi.org Cloud Connect (210) 201-8090

  26. Tonight’s Speaker Rex Black “Agile Testing in the real world” Lots of organizations are adapting Agile. Some of these organizations are finding practical ways to integrate testing into Agile lifecycles. In this presentation, Rex will address challenges and opportunities associated with Agile, different ways of adapting Agile lifecycles and the testing within those lifecycles, an how Agile Differs from Traditional Lifecycles. We’ll examine tools and metrics for Agile projects. We’ll address whether Agile can be used for outsourced projects. We’ll look at different options for organizing test teams on Agile projects, and why only some of these options can work. Rex will offer his thoughts on Agile and quality, and what skills and personalities work best in Agile projects. In this free seminar, Rex will discuss these points and more, giving you a better shot at Agile testing success.

  27. 1-Day Seminar – August 1st, 2013 Risk Based Testing By Rex Black (President, RBCS, Inc.) Risk is the possibility of a negative or undesirable outcome or event. Testing is concerned with two main types of risks: (1) Product or quality risks, which are problems that can potentially affect the quality of the product itself. (2) Project or planning risks, which are problems that can potentially affect overall project success. Not all risks are equal and there are a number of ways to assess the level of risk. 
 So, how can we identify risks, assess their level, implement appropriate tests and other controls, and report test results based on risk? This course will show attendees how to do so. We’ll look at quality risks and quality risk categories. We’ll talk about how to identify risk items and assess their level of risk. We’ll look at how risk based testing adapts to various software development lifecycle models, how project risks can affect testing, and metrics we can use during risk based testing. The course illustrates important concepts with examples, a case study, and realistic, hands-on exercises. With thirty years of software and systems engineering experience, Rex Black is President of RBCS (www.rbcs-us.com), a leader in software, hardware, and systems testing. For almost twenty years, RBCS has delivered consulting, outsourcing and training services in the areas of software, hardware, and systems testing and quality. Employing the industry’s most experienced and recognized consultants, RBCS conducts product testing, builds and improves testing groups, and provides testing staff for hundreds of clients worldwide. Ranging from Fortune 20 companies to start-ups, RBCS clients save time and money through higher quality, improved product development, decreased tech support calls, improved reputation, and more.  As the leader of RBCS, Rex is the most prolific author practicing in the field of software testing today.  He has written over fifty articles, presented hundreds of papers, workshops, and seminars, and given about fifty keynotes and other speeches at conferences and events around the world. Rex is the past President of the International Software Testing Qualifications Board and of the American Software Testing Qualifications Board.

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