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- - - About the Resource Management Institute
      
      The Resource Management Institute is dedicated to the advancement of resource and workforce management thought leadership, best practices and standards, globally recognized credentials that certify resource management expertise, and tools and resources necessary for effective and efficient management of human capital intensive businesses.
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      Supported by our latest research and best practice development, watch our latest Power UP webcast on best practices for skills management.
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      Take our latest research survey. Participants will receive a complimentary copy of the research report when it’s published.
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- - - RMCP® Certification Program
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    - The RMI teaches Global Resource Management
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- - - Resource Center
    - An online portal of resources for RMCP® credential holders
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    - Maintaining your certification and demonstrate your RM skills are current and relevant
    - PCU Submission
    - PCUs can be submitted throughout the 2 year term of certification
  - - RMCP® Dashboard
    - Report and manage PCUs and the recertification process
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Why Resource Managers and Project Managers Need To Come Together In a Shared Community Of Practice

Why Resource Managers and Project Managers Need To Come Together In a Shared Community Of Practice