Saturday, July 11, 2009

About Institute of Professionals

Institute of Professionals

http://ip.org.nz

Institute of Professionals is a non-profit, multinational, government registered premier association of science, technology and management professionals. The Institute of Professionals was established by a small group of like minded professionals a decade ago and now it has grown as a multinational premier technical organization with thousands of members and certified professionals from all over the world.

Institute of Professionals is a non-profit organization and profits received by providing tech services are used to provide free technical education to meritorious poor students. Institute of Professionals organizes public awareness programs, technical conferences, seminars and events all over the world.

Free educational scholarships are provided to poor and meritorious students and the selection process is transparent and purely based on merit. We provide 100 such scholarships a year and we welcome patrons to contribute and help explore the rural talents.

The goal of the Institute of Professionals (IP) is to study and discuss applications of technology throughout the organization, seeking ways (1) to advance the effectiveness of current and emerging technologies, (2) to establish knowledge certification and experience verification tools to assist organizations to identify appropriate candidates for their technology needs and (3) to improve IT service delivery.

The organizational purpose of technology is to make business administration, communications and operations more secure and efficient. Because of the efficiencies attributed to technical devices and applications, end users and clients have developed high expectations for technical insertions and modifications. This often creates a situation where the speed of technical implementations is more important than the over-all quality that a modification or insertion may or may not bring to the organization. This places a great deal of pressure on an organization’s management to ensure that scarce resources are invested in the right technologies to meet the organization’s mission objectives. However, the development of technical devices and applications is so dynamic that most technology managers, not to mention non-technology managers, have difficulty keeping up with current uses of technology and the accompanying technology processes and procedures. When you throw emerging technologies into the mix, the confusion can rise to unmanageable levels.

In order to keep up with the frantic pace of the technology industry, technology managers need employees with real-world, verifiable skills, experience and knowledge. Technical managers need employees who truly understand technology; how it fits into an organization’s enterprise architecture; how it benefits the customer; how to implement it in a consistent way that translates into high quality tech service delivery.

To this end, the Institute of Professionals offers highly-relevant, non-vendor specific, technical certifications that are awarded based on courses, certification exams, oral tests, verified past experience, educational degrees from accredited academic institutions, and industry respected certifications in multiple areas of science, technology and management.

Membership in the IP is open to individuals who by education or experience give evidence of competence in an IP designated field of interest. The designated fields are: All the fields of Engineering & Technology, Sciences including Biological and Medical Sciences, Mathematics, Communications, Education, Management, Law, and Policy.

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