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    Building an IT Profession for the21 st Century

    Bob HartIP3 Task Force Memberand Board Member

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    Building an IT Profession for the

    21st

    Century

    IP3 Objectives

    Promoting IT professionalism worldwide to:

    Improve the capability to exploit IT

    Build IT professionalism to world standards

    Develop a global profession which is respected and valued

    Represent IT practitioners worldwide and to make their voice

    heard

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    Building an IT Profession for the21 st Century

    What is IP3?

    Initiative of International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP)

    IFIP founded as UNESCO initiative in 1960 comprising computersocieties in over 90 countries including CEPIS and all major European

    informatics societiesAggregate membership of nearly a million

    Partnership of National Computer Societies reflecting

    Licencing processes are subject to national legal jurisdictions

    Global profession built as a network of national professions

    Different national practices and traditions

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    The Drivers

    Critical importance of IT

    Forces of globalisation

    Governance and security requirementsMaturation of IT industry

    Pride and prestige of IT professionals

    Attracting talented people

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    The Challenge of Transformational Change Programmes

    CurrentState

    DesiredFutureState

    80% of systems delivered late, over budget or reduced functionality

    Around 40% of developments fail or are abandoned60% do not fully address training and skills requirements

    Less than 25% properly integrate business and technology objectives

    10 to 20% meet all their success criteria

    Dr. Joe McDonagh, Trinity College Dublin

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    The Failure of Transformational Change Programmes

    42%

    27%23%

    4%

    Leadership Organisationand Culture

    PeopleIssues

    Technology

    "Organisation Dynamics" - Jim Markowsky

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    The Key Characteristics of the New IT profession

    Defined in terms of its ability to play a full part in all stages of IT exploitationSeen as and sees itself as an integral part of the business

    Appropriate non-technical skills, including management,business and leadership skills, as core competences

    Based on global standards

    About both Information and Technology

    Greater emphasis on the accreditation of current capability andcompetence

    Demands greater personal responsibility on the part of the practitioner

    Attractive to a wider group of entrants than at present

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    Building a relevant IT Profession

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    Building a relevant IT Profession

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    Building a relevant IT Profession

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    Current State of IT: Industry Certification

    78% in favour Business/Tech

    Work ExperienceValued

    Moving to NextSteps

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    Building a mature IT Profession

    Initial Professiona lEducation Accreditation

    ProfessionalSoc iety: Identity

    ProfessionalStatus

    Skills Development

    Professional Development Infrastruc ture Support Professiona l Soc ieta lInfluences

    BOK (BODY OFKNOWLEDGE)

    SOP(STANDARDS OF

    PRACTICE)

    ProfessionalDevelopment

    Code of Ethic s

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    IP3 Programmes

    Promotion and Communication

    Support and engagement for IT Societies

    Accreditation and International IT Professional Certification (IP3P)

    Developing Countries Programme planned

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    Accreditation Requirements

    Accountability, autonomy and complexity of role IP3P is SFIAlevel 5

    Technical, business and management competences CBoK and

    SpecialismCode of conduct and ethics

    Disciplinary and complaints processes

    Maintenance of certified status - CPD

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    Audit Requirements

    Based on ISO 17024:2003 (Certification of individuals)

    Compliance with requirements

    Membership standards and policies

    Appropriate governance and structure

    Resources to administer and improve the scheme

    Suitable records management and information systems

    Specified in the IP3 Accreditation Guidelines (available online)

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    Assessment Process

    Chief Assessor and 2 trained assessors appointed2 local assessors invited

    Pre-briefing and documentation

    4 day visit expenses onlyReport prepared and agreed with association

    Award of certificate by IP3

    ACS (Australia) and CIPS (Canada) completed; IPSJ (Japan),NZCS (New Zealand), CSSA (South Africa) timing to beconfirmed

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    Promotion and Communication

    Branding and nameConference and presentations

    Papers and articles

    Website www.ipthree.org

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    Building an IT Profession for the21 st Century

    Bob Hart

    IP3 Task Force memberand Board Director