What kind of things is CIPS undertaking as a result of the CIPS Vision?
CIPS is undertaking the following initiatives as a result of the CIPS Vision: Advocacy CIPS is taking on more initiatives in the area of advocacy to be able to better represent the interests of all IT professionals. Initiatives will focus on professionalism and various topics/issues affecting the IT profession and industry. John Boufford I.S.P., CIPS Vice President (2005-2006) and a member of the National Executive, is leading the advocacy portfolio. Making the I.S.P. designation Relevant, More Inclusive CIPS wants the I.S.P. designation to be more inclusive for IT professionals who may, for example, hold a non-traditional university degree but possess the required experience to practice in the field. CIPS wants to acknowledge these qualifications, but still maintain the high standards of the designation. The I.S.P. designation is what sets CIPS apart from all other Canadian IT associations and reinforces the organization’s commitment to IT professionalism. Canadian Information Technol
