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Kingdom, the United
States and Canada.
Canada was represented
by CIPS: Dr. Ken
Takagaki, CIPS Director
of Accreditation, and Dr.
Sylvia Osborn, I.S.P., Chair
of the CIPS Computer
symposium took place in Seoul, Korea from
Science Accreditation
November 4 to 6, 2007 that explored the need
Council (CSAC).
and benefits of establishing a system of mutual
recognition and substantial equivalency of educational
The participants
exchanged information
programs in computing and Information Technology
on their respective
(IT) disciplines across trans-national boundaries.
processes, policies and
The intent of such an accord is to establish a basis
procedures for granting
whereby graduates of accredited programs in any of
program accreditation
the signatory countries may be recognized by the other
and concluded that
countries as having met the academic requirements for
there indeed is a need
entry into the practice of IT. For certain countries that
to promote a level of
already have established professional recognition, such
substantial equivalency.
as the CIPS I.S.P. designation program, this may also
This conclusion
mean that the graduate would have a more expedited
culminated in the
means of achieving the professional recognition. This
signing of the Seoul
promotes greater global mobility for IT professionals.
Declaration, where the
The symposium was attended by representatives
from professional associations in Japan, Korea,
signatories have agreed
on a shared vision of
establishing an accord
(tentatively called the
Seoul Accord). Working
groups have been formed
and the intent is to have
the Accord signed in
December 2008.
Once in place,
graduates of accredited
programs in any of the
signatory countries
will be recognized by
the other countries as
having met the academic
requirements for entry
In this issue
PHOTO: Front Row (from left to right): Dr. Joe Turner (ABET), Bob Hart (Australian Computer Society), Dr. Sunil Vadera
(ABET), Dr. Ken Takagaki (CIPS), Hiroshi Fukusaki (JABEE, Japan), Sung Jo Kim (ABEEK Head/Assessment Center for
Engineering Education of Korea), and Dr. Seoungtaik Yang (Chair, Organizing Committee). Back Row (from left to right):
Katsuhiko Kakehi (JABEE, Japan), Sung-Ok Lee (President of IITA, Korea), Nam Pyo Suh (President of ABEEK and
KAIST), and Dr. Sylvia Osborn (CIPS).
in to the practice of
Information Technolgy.
For certain countries
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CIPS January Luncheon
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CIPS 50th Anniversary
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SIG Spotlight
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C A N A D I A N I N F O R M AT I O N P R O C E S S I N G S O C I E T Y – C A L G A R Y S E C T I O N
WINTER 2007
CIPS Connections
ideaca
Microsoft Canada
President’s
Message
Season’s greetings on behalf of CIPS!
Gold Sponsors
Ajilon Consulting
Aruba Networks Inc.
Bell Canada
Eagle Professional Resources
Enmax
Ethier Associates
Petro–Canada
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
The Graycon Group
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his year we were very busy building up CIPS as
the Information and Communication Technology
(ICT) gateway in providing relevant education and
training vehicles, and networking events for CIPS Calgary
members.
This season we introduced new Special Interest
Groups (SIGs) to our mix to ensure that our members
receive information and valuable networking
opportunities in additional fields within ICT. You can
expect more of the same as we continue in our efforts to
bring more valuable information and associations to your
fingertips. We will also be launching our new website soon. Give
it a look, it contains more information and is easier to
Silver Sponsors
BearingPoint LP
Internet Security Systems Inc.
navigate than the previous version. Due to its portal
infrastructure, volunteers and board members will be
using it to collaborate in a faster, more efficient way. We’ve also returned to planning a few social events for
Long View Systems
our members. We held a pool night at The Garage that
Mainland Information
Systems Inc.
was a blast, and recently sponsored an “Oktoberfest in
November” event that was very well attended. I hope you
Project Management Institute
Southern Alberta Chapter
on events like these will certainly lead to others. Look to
SAP Canada Inc.
attended one or both of these. Your positive feedback
future communiqués for upcoming events.
At the National level there is also a lot going on;
Sierra Systems
make sure you browse the national website for details.
Telvent
Of interest to all members though is our leadership in
ThoughtWorks
TransCanada
Tricon Solutions Inc.
West Pacific Consulting Group
the IFIP, or International Professional Practice Program
(I3P). This is an international task force that is making
significant progress in establishing a global ICT
recognition for professionalism, like our own I.S.P.
Three big endeavors in the planning stages are: a
Managers SIG to help ICT managers develop managerial
prowess and network with others; a high school
Bronze Sponsors
ASQ-Calgary Section 409
HP Canada
Inteqna
presentation program to inform students of the future of
the ICT industry; and a greater focus on marketing CIPS
benefits to smaller companies. If you want to volunteer,
this is a good place to get started! We can always use
your help.
As always, thank you to all the volunteers and board
members who have helped make CIPS successful, and
also the members who have participated and supported
CIPS this year.
On behalf of CIPS, I’d like to wish you all a safe and
happy holiday season, and the best for the coming year! n
Mike Blackwell – President, CIPS Calgary
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2007-2008
Platinum Sponsors
Mike Blackwell – President
ph: 539–8371
email: president@calgary.cips.ca
Trekker Armstrong, I.S.P. – Past President
ph: 920–6403
email: past_president@calgary.cips.ca
Blaine Feniak, I.S.P. – VP Finance/Treasurer
ph: 920–6485
email: treasurer@calgary.cips.ca
Pat McGowan – VP Programs
ph: 831-2188
email: programs@calgary.cips.ca
Curtis Smorodin – VP Marketing
ph: 514-2862
email: marketing@calgary.cips.ca
Matt Ball – Luncheons
ph: 508-2288
email: luncheons@calgary.cips.ca
Michael Cunningham – CIO Liaison
ph: 440–1115
email: cio_liaison@calgary.cips.ca
Greg Hennigen – Marketing & Web Presence
ph: 265-4332
email: web_master@calgary.cips.ca
Mimi Hurt – Education & Training
ph: 932-1672
email: education_training@calgary.cips.ca
Wayne Lapaire, I.S.P. – Sponsorship
ph: 750-5039
email: sponsorship@calgary.cips.ca
Jeff Macleod – Marketing
ph: 213-8427
email: marketing2@calgary.cips.ca
Stephen McLachlin, I.S.P. – Newsletter
ph: 620–3471
email: newsletter@calgary.cips.ca
Geoffrey Milos, I.S.P. – AB Regional
ph: 943-0115
email: ab_regional_director@calgary.cips.ca
John Vardalos – SIGS
ph: 975-7287
email: sigs@calgary.cips.ca
Sandy Virgo - Ambassador Program
ph: 268-1979
email: ambassador_program@calgary.cips.ca
Donna deMan – Academic/Student Liaison
ph: 210–5631
email: academic_liaison@calgary.cips.ca
CIPS Calgary Office
ph: 244–4487
email: calgary@cips.ca
CIPS January Luncheon
The Rubber Band Principle:
Strategies for Strengthening Your Resilience
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Luncheons are held at the
Chanber of Commerce.
11:30 am registration,
noon presentation
Please refer to
www.calgary.cips.ca or
page 8 of this newsletter for
more information.
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that already have established professional recognition
their professional association. CIPS has been offering
systems in place, such as the CIPS I.S.P. program,
accreditation to universities and colleges since 1984
this also means that the graduate would have a
and has accredited over 160 programs nation-wide.
more expedited means of achieving the professional
recognition.
Program accreditation encourages quality education
through a continuous self-improvement process and
fosters professionalism by exposing students to
For more information on CIPS accreditation, contact
Gina van Dalen by email at: gina@cips.ca or by phone
(toll free): 1-877-ASK-CIPS (275-2477). n
Gina van Dalen, Source: www.cips.ca/news/national/
www.calgar y.cips.ca
CIPS CALGARY MEMBER RECOGNITION
(as of November 30, 2007)
CIPS 50th
Anniversary
5-Year Members
Sato Daisuke
Calvin Nikiforuk
Doug Arychuk, I.S.P.
Jeffrey Desrochers
Robert Nowakowsky
Rand Ayres
Carrie Dezotell
Darek Nowicki
John Courte, I.S.P.
Tim Driedger
Alex Oussan-Podgornov
Lloyd Freiday, I.S.P.
Steve Elliott
Cameron Pelham
Ritchie Kashmirian
Arif Fazel
Marek Pieczara
and continues to be, the place where IT profesionals
Dave Rose
Glenn Guyett
Eric Poeschek
connect with colleagues coast to coast.
Martha Taylor
Corey Hallisey
Allen Pomeroy, I.S.P.
Belinda Hamilton
Diane Poon
Kyle Hantke
Tim Power
being organized on May
8, 2008 in conjunction
10-Year Members
Brenda Domeij
David Hawkings
Aizhen Qu
Kenneth Iori
Heini He
Randy Radic
Derek Manns
Jingyun He
Paul Reimer
Maureen Shipton
Jean Hernandez
Lori Robertson
Steve Spalding, I.S.P.
Karen Hill
Murray Sagal
2008 marks the 50th anniversary of CIPS!! CIPS has
accomplished so much over the years. CIPS has been,
A special CIPS 50th
Anniversary event is
with the CIPS National
INFORMATICS/Summit
2008 conference to be
held in partnership in
Ottawa (May 7 – 9). As
Allan Hoellwarth
Chanaka Samarajeewa
well, Calgary will also
15-Year Members
Alkarim (Karim) Hudda
Erika Scott
hold a celebration locally. PV Cusi
Karmen Ingram
Aaron So
Look for details. n
Maria Eisenberg
Sithun John
Ruth Solomon
David Fettig
Yee Hyun Jun
John Stadnyk
Paul McPhee, I.S.P.
Puneet Kapur
Ross Taylor
John Smith
Mike Kehoe
Calin Todea
Charles Tuckey, I.S.P.
Pat Kelly-Bigras
Tony Tran
David Werboweski
Alphonsine Kouassi
Barbara Van Noord
Sherman Kwan
Martin Vant Erve
New Members
Francois Lafortune
Leo Weatherbie
Nengi Afonya
Jeff Lamey
Gary Wen
Andrew Aligizakis
Kenneth Lang
John Whitrick
Rob Atkinson
Filbert Law
Thomas Xu
Trevor Avery
Chris Lee
Yiyuan Xu
Jerry Bauche
Daniel Liu
Holly Yaschuk
Wayne Belanger
Tzu-Shien Liu
Kwok-Ming Yu
Winnie Belliveau
Kent Macdonald
Max Zhang
Shunk Blair
Ann Marie Mackey
Rick Zhang
Chris Borowiecki
Bryan Mah
Simon Bower, I.S.P.
Gary Maxwell
I.S.P. Recipients
Robert Breithaupt
Alan Miller
Simon Bower, I.S.P.
John Bristowe
Lorraine Moore
Simon Chandler, I.S.P.
Alexander Chan
Di Mosca
Walter Ridgewell, I.S.P.
Simon Chandler, I.S.P.
Hilary Murray
Hilary Thomsen, I.S.P.
Andy Chu
Calvin Ngai
James Cole
Paul Ngo
Kelly D’Eath
Jim Nicholas
New Member Benefit
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‘Business Knowledge
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Bizle Professional series of books by Essvale Corporation
Limited are first of its kind that seek to bridge the knowledge
gap between Information Technology (IT) professionals and
the business community.
“Business Knowledge for IT” books (part of the Bizle
Professional Series) are on sale now. CIPS members are
eligible to purchase these books at a 40% discount off the
retail price of $90.00 CDN.
For more information or to order your copy of any of the
books, contact customer services at info@essvale.com or
visit: www.essvale.com.
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Highlights from the
2007 Annual General
Meeting
Thank you to all members who attended the Annual General
Meeting at the Chamber of Commerce on November 7.
Highlights from the 2006/2007 year include:
Ñ Designed and launched our new Mentorship Program
Ñ Completed an Executive Survey, leading to our
business plan
Ñ Secured local section participation on CIPS National
Sub Committees
New address for
CIPS National
Ñ Held a series of well-attended and informative
luncheons featuring quality presenters
Ñ Held a number of successful CIO Breakfasts
Ñ Continued to strengthen our relationship with
our Special Interest Groups (SIGS) and added
two additional associations (the itSMF and the
Integration Consortium)
Ñ Members equity increased by 46%.
Four bylaw changes were passed at the Annual General
Meeting. These changes are noted in the 2006/2007
Ñ Held another successful, revenue-generating golf
Annual Report, which is available online at
http://calgary.cips.ca/who/general.php. The changes
tournament
Ñ Delivered a positive financial statement
Ñ Fostered collaboration amongst the Alberta sections
and Provincial Body
were passed in order to allow for the President-Elect to
be in place in time to attend an Annual National CIPS
meeting and to identify additional delivery methods for
providing notice of the Annual General Meeting. n
Thank you to all who came out for Oktoberfest at
Brewsters on November 22 – over 50 CIPS members
came out to join in the fun. Stay tuned for details
on the next CIPS member social to be held in the
New Year.
Promote CIPS Calgary and the
I.S.P. designation!
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SIG EVENTS
Business Analysis SIG Event
Getting Agile, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love
the Index Cards
Thursday, December 13, 2007
11:30 am – 12:00 pm Networking
12:00 (sharp) to 1:00 pm Presentation
Bankers Hall Auditorium
Lower Level A/P3, 315 – 8 Avenue SW
Speaker: John Johnston, ThoughtWorks
Registration: Free, but please pre–register at calgary.cips.
ca/cgi–bin/cips_sig_all.pl
What’s it like making the change from traditional analysis to
becoming an agile analyst? You can read all the books, blogs
and training material you like, but how do you start doing it?
This session will explore the real-life experiences of an
analyst who has undergone this transition in the last two
years. It will look at the key learning points, the most
valuable resources and summarize the significant differences
between his job then and now.
John Johnston is a business analyst with ThoughtWorks,
a global IT consultancy who deliver custom applications,
no-nonsense consulting, help organizations drive agility and
create software. He has 12 years of IT industry experience
in Britain and continental Europe beginning as a COBOL
developer with Cap Gemini. After three years as a web
application developer for a London-based start-up, John
transferred into a client facing analysis and consultancy role.
Over the next six years, John worked with an impressive array
of international companies in fields as diverse as graduate
recruitment, chemical tanker chartering and front-office
trading systems. However it was not until John joined
ThoughtWorks in 2005 that he first had any exposure to agile
software development. Quickly getting to grips with the new
methodology, John spent the last six months before coming
to Calgary as a trainer for new hires in Bangalore. John has
an MA in History from the University of Edinburgh and a
fondness for skiing.
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Special Interest Groups
& Associate Organizations
Business Analysis
Leanne McLean
Brad Sewall
403–250–8686 ext. 219
403–234–8960
lmclean@nexientlearning.com
bsewall@ethierassociates.ca
Data Warehouse
Nicki Chang Powless
Hassan Sherazi
403–228–5423
nicki@kelman.com
hsherazi@aol.com
Database Administration
Bruce McCartney
403–615–3350
bruce.mccartney@dbinfosystems.com
INTEGRATION CONSORTIUM
Tim Barnes
403-213-7905
tim.barnes@devoncanada.com
itSMF Canada - Southern Alberta branch
www.itsmf.ca/branch/sab/
Project Management
Ken Wiens
Jackie Poeckens
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403–234–8960 ken.wiens@kgw–consultants.com
jpoeckens@ethierassociates.ca
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luncheons@calgary.cips.ca.
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2008 Luncheon Dates
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Some of the topics and speakers
for the upcoming season are still
being finalized, but information
will be posted on the website
as it becomes available. Secure
online registra­tion is available at
https://securegs.com/cips/.
Luncheon prices:
Member $35.00
Future Member $45.00
Student Member $20.00
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