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Welcome to the Albuquerque Software
Process Improvement Network!
(ABQSPIN)
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June Meeting
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The
next Albuquerque SPIN meeting will be June
16th and will feature Susan Byrnes speaking on
Getting to CMMI Level 3 Risk Management.
We have
scheduled the Meeting Room again at Fiesta’s Restaurant, located at the
corner of Montgomery and Carlisle.
Abstract: Getting to CMMI
Level 3 Risk Management
What has your organization learned about risk management over the
years? Probably more than you think! As an organization matures,
people learn and collect valuable information about managing risks…
information and assets that can be leveraged while
institutionalizing a powerful risk management capability. As a
learning organization, you can and should apply your risk management
lessons learned and historical data to build an effective
organizational risk management strategy.
This presentation discusses how to use your organization’s risk management
experiences to develop a CMMI Level 3 compatible risk management process. It
discusses the differences between CMMI Level 2 risk management (which consists
of just two specific practices PP SP2.2 and PMC SP1.3) and the Level 3 risk
management process area which calls for an organization wide comprehensive risk
management strategy. A formalized risk management process will be received
better if it is based on real data from your organization, as opposed to a
methodology copied from another, perhaps dissimilar organization.
A
step-by-step approach for transitioning from Level 2 to Level 3 risk management
is provided. The steps given are not tool specific and can be used in any size
organization to move risk management to the next level and provide useful
improvements even if your organization is not pursuing a CMMI maturity or
capability level rating.
Author Bio:
Susan
Byrnes is a Senior Consultant with Natural SPI, Inc., an innovative
process and management consulting firm, and an SEI Partner. Ms.
Byrnes has more than 16 years implementation experience with ISO
9000, SEI CMM and SEI CMMI. She is a PMI-certified Project
Management Professional with 9 years experience managing
multi-million dollar software and systems engineering project
portfolios. Her experience covers commercial, government and
non-profit sectors. Ms. Byrnes received her Master’s Degree in
Computer Science from Brown University.
When &
Where:
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Date:
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Time:
11:30 PM – 1:00
PM
FIESTA’S RESTAURANT
4400
Carlisle NE
Albuquerque, NM
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Directions:
Fiesta’s Restaurant & Cantina is located at
4400 Carlisle NE
at the corner of Montgomery and Carlisle.
(MAP)
Be sure to
RSVP
by Tuesday, June 15th so we can get
an approximate head count. Note that Lunch is on your own.
REMINDER
Membership Dues Due!
The ABQ SPIN Membership Year
now coincides with the calendar year. Annual membership dues have been
reduced to $45 and prorated membership renewals are now being accepted. You can
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WE ARE
LOOKING FOR SPEAKERS:
We are looking for speakers/panelists for future monthly meetings with
experience in the areas of systems development, process improvement, quality
management, etc. If you would like to present at a future ABQSPIN meeting,
or if there are
upcoming Events
that you would like
to see posted,
please email us at
info@abqspin.org
or contact
Dave DeGrazio at (505) 559-4333
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Visit
our Member-Only areas :
SPIN
GOALS:
The goals of the ABQ SPIN are to enhance member skills, promote awareness
of quality methods and best practices, and support technology transition through
an active program of networking and education. The SPIN meetings will be
designed to be a non-competitive forum for discussing problems, sharing ideas
and solutions and introducing new or proven methods for implementing and
maintaining software (and systems) quality assurance and process improvement
initiatives.
View the
complete SPIN
Mission & Charter.
JOIN US:
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or give away your contact information!
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ABOUT MEMBERSHIP HERE
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MEMBERSHIP HERE
WE
NEED YOUR INVOLVEMENT!
In order to make this SPIN successful, we need your ideas and involvement.
Our plan is to create working groups based on topics that the members want
to explore in more detail and to create forums for discussion (e.g.,
roundtables) focused on people from different sectors, but with similar
responsibilities. Send any and all ideas, suggestions, presentation topics,
possible speakers and interest in leading any of these working groups or
roundtables to info@abqspin.org or
contact the current ABQ SPIN Chair,
Dave DeGrazio at (505) 559-4333
Anyone who would like to help maintain or redesign this webpage, please
contact
Dave DeGrazio at (505) 559-4333 or email
ddegrazio@mcri.com
ABQ-SPIN is a Peer Group of
NMTC
( New
Mexico Technology Council), formerly NMITSA
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