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Does intellectual property leave your company every time an employee retires or moves on? Is corrective action and rework a standard part of the daily activities? Do changes occur within a vacuum and create problems later on? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you may need certification in Configuration Management II.
The Center for Executive Education at the University of Tennessee is pleased to cosponsor the Configuration Management II Program with the Institute of Configuration Management (ICM). ICM is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona and is best known for its Configuration Management II model, Configuration Management II training and certification programs.
 
Configuration Management is the process of managing products, facilities and processes by managing the information about them, including changes, and ensuring they are what they are supposed to be in every case.
CMII expands the scope of Configuration Management (beyond design definition) to include any information that could impact safety, quality, schedule, cost, profit or the environment.
CMII shifts the emphasis of Configuration Management to (1) accommodate change, (2) accommodate the reuse of standards and best practices, (3) ensure that all requirements (all released information) remain clear, concise and valid, (4) communicate (1), (2) and (3) to each user promptly and precisely and (5) ensure that results conform to the requirements in each case.
UPCOMING OFFERINGS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
To register for the CM II program, click here: http://www.icmhq.com/fees.htm.
To learn more about CM, please visit these web sites: www.icmhq.com or www.cmiiresearch.com.
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