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MCIS Hosts Open Seminar 2025: Addressing Rising Project Complexity

The IT Systems Visualization Conference (MCIS), an industry association dedicated to advancing software visualization, announces its upcoming Open Seminar in 2025 titled "Tackling Increasing Project Complexity in the DX Era." This seminar, which is free of charge, aims to address the challenges presented by the increasing complexity of projects, particularly in the context of digital transformation (DX).

Background of MCIS

Founded approximately 30 years ago, MCIS has been at the forefront of research into software quantification techniques, including the Function Point (FP) method. The association focuses on developing methods for visualizing and quantifying software, as well as applying these techniques in estimation and project management to resolve issues faced by the industry.

Purpose of the Seminar

In recent years, MCIS has held open seminars focusing on various transformations related to DX. This year, the theme is "Tackling Increasing Project Complexity," and it will explore significant topics such as scientific project management and optimal architecture selection. The seminar will draw connections between real-world business challenges and the strategies for overcoming them through software quantification methods.

Seminar Details

• - Date and Time: October 24, 2025 (Friday), from 13:30 to 17:00 (with registration starting at 13:00)
• - Format: Live online streaming via Zoom
• - Cost: Free of charge
• - Benefits: Attendees will earn 3 PDUs towards PMP certification and 3.0 hours of practical points for IT coordinators (0.75 points).
• - Registration: Interested participants can register through the provided URL for the Open Seminar 2025 on the MCIS website. For detailed content about the presentations, further information will also be available on the site.

Sponsorship and Support

The seminar is sponsored by several prominent organizations, including:

• - The Economic Research Foundation
• - The PMI Japan Chapter
• - ISACA Tokyo Chapter
• - The Japan Data Management Consortium
• - The IIBA Japan Chapter
• - The Japan Project Management Association
• - The Japan Science and Technology Agency
• - The Artisan Method User Group
• - The Information Services Industry Association (in no particular order)

Additionally, support for the event comes from the Non-profit Organization IT Coordinator Association.

Host Organization

• - Organization Name: IT Systems Visualization Conference (MCIS)
• - President: Misa Fujinuki
• - Location: 2F, Ginza Otake Residence, 1-22-11 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan
• - Website: MCIS Official Site

This seminar provides an invaluable opportunity for industry professionals to enhance their knowledge and skills in a rapidly evolving niche, as well as network with peers and experts. Join MCIS as they navigate the increasingly complex landscape of project management during the digital transformation era.