Folks,
I have taken a couple of these and you can get certification. A line item
from my ICRM Certification Maintenance Activities report reads:
10/03/2008 Complete AIIM ECM Practitioner Course and Tests 14.00 (hours)
How much you will get will be determined by the documentation you send in.
John
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John T. Phillips
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From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
Of Jesse Wilkins
Sent: Monday, April 13, 2009 2:43 PM
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Subject: Re: ECM class
I haven't submitted since my current employer started delivering the
courses, but I submitted several for my previous employer and to my
knowledge nothing was done with them. It could have gotten lost in the mail
or perhaps I missed the response.
The 2-day classes are 13 contact hours and the Master Classes 26 contact
hours of meaty, vendor-neutral, standards-based content. As the lead
developer for the ERM update I can tell you I relied heavily on ISO 15489,
ISO 23081, ISO 26122, MoReq2, the ICA's recent work, and a number of other
content-specific standards, guidelines, and best practices from NARA, The
National Archives (UK), Australia, the ICA, and many US-based state and
local government practices.
The courses are developed by independent third parties (Cornwell Management
Consultants for the original ERM and ECM; CMSWatch for the BPM and IOA;
Access Sciences for the Email and the just-released update to the ERM; and
Information Architected for the just-released update to the ECM) and are
vetted by the AIIM Education Advisory Groups which consist of a number of
vendors, consultants, analysts, government agencies, and end-users in North
America and in Canada, so I'd think there would be no real reason why they
couldn't/shouldn't be certifiable.
I will submit formal requests to the ICRM for the ERM, ECM, Email, and the
ERM Master Completion Courses I am teaching this year sometime this month.
Whatever the response I will let everyone on the list know.
Regards,
Jesse Wilkins
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On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 12:04 PM, Peter Kurilecz
<[log in to unmask]>wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 1:39 PM, Sanderson, Glen (Swift Technology) <
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> > Jesse, I am assuming the AIIM ecm course would qualify for CRM credits.
> > Would it be 30?
> >
>
> if the AIIM ecm course has not been pre-certified by the ICRM you will
> have to submit to the ICRM once you have completed the course and they
> will determine how many credits one would receive.
>
> I am surprised that AIIM has not submitted any (that I am aware of) of
> their courses to the ICRM for pre-certification
>
>
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