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IT System Visualization Council Invites Members for 2025 SIG

The IT System Visualization Council (MCIS) is thrilled to announce the recruitment of members for its Special Interest Groups (SIG) for the year 2025. This initiative is aimed at resolving challenges through measurement and visualization of IT systems. The SIG format allows for time-limited collaborative research focused on specific interests, fostering innovation and knowledge sharing among participants.

What is SIG?

A Special Interest Group (SIG) is a project-based research meeting with a goal to address specific domain challenges and produce results in a limited timeframe. Whether you are a current MCIS member or interested in becoming a trial member, you can apply for participation in these focused groups. More details about the trial membership can be found on our website.

Areas of Focus

MCIS is offering several SIGs for those looking to deepen their knowledge and skills in crucial areas:

1. Low Code/No Code Development SIG
This group is tailored for individuals who wish to enhance their estimation capabilities within low code/no code environments. Participants will gain insights into:
- Creating precise estimates in low code/no code development.
- Evaluating the reasonableness of costs and timelines.
- Proactively addressing quality risks through acquired know-how.
- Systematically learning about product selection, estimation, quality assurance, and governance in low code/no code projects.
For further information, please refer to our detailed guide.

2. IT Price Visualization SIG (In collaboration with JUAS)
In partnership with the Japan Users Association for Information Systems (JUAS), this SIG revolves around collaborative research. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with user companies’ information system departments, aiming to:
- Gather real-world insights into the quantification of IT.
- Investigate IT investment portfolios and enhance mutual understanding.
Detailed information is available for interested parties.

3. Generative AI Estimation SIG
This SIG is established to tackle the challenges related to system estimation faced by various providers and users. By utilizing generative AI, participants will explore innovative solutions to common estimation problems. Further details can be found in our guidelines.

Application Deadline

The initial application period is scheduled to close at the end of May, so don't miss your chance to join these exciting initiatives!

About MCIS

Founded with the mission to enhance member growth through the promotion of IT system measurement and visualization, the IT System Visualization Council is dedicated to solving problems related to IT systems.

Organization Name: IT System Visualization Council
President: Misa Fujinuki
Location: 2F, Ginza Ohtake Residence, 1-22-11 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Mission: Contribute to the growth of all individuals and society involved in IT systems through progressive activities aimed at solving IT system-related challenges.
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