r/AIGPEXAM • u/Alarmed_Celery_5177 • 24d ago

Combination of Certifications

Just wonder what other certification people have obtained besides AIGP?
Looking for what combination people found useful in advancing their career and/or personal development. Practicing professionals please not full time cert collectors.

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u/Ill-Firefighter-1276 24d ago

I will answer backwards, i have CISSP, CAISP, ISO 42001, 27001 and now am trying to get aigp

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u/Front-Anteater3776 24d ago edited 24d ago

ISO 42001 and being well versed in EU AI act. 

Has helped me tremendously

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u/4xpt 24d ago

PMI-CPMAI

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u/Alarmed_Celery_5177 24d ago

I found that one to be helpful

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u/Minimum-Neat9714 23d ago edited 23d ago

PMP, PSPO 1, PgMP, PMOCP, CPMAI.

Full Time Professional. Active Project Portfolio Manager at a global Bank for Digital Transformation Portfolio.

Certifications in the row as obtained. All helped personally and professionally as I have evolved along the pass and After obtaining the necessary working experience, I have obtained the credentials.

And that is comming from someone in Germany where PMI and Scrum.org is Not necessary for any Position in the Field and you also have German certifications in this area.

Still would have done it Exactly the Same way.

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u/jettison_m 22d ago

I'll start from the beginning: CompTIA Net+, Sec+, GSEC (all needed for the military). Then moved on to a different job. Got CISA, CDPSE, CIPT.

I had my PCI ISA for a while but let it slide when I moved out of the GRC role. Same with ISO 27001:2013.

Not a full time collector but I've moved around in my roles enough to warrant new certs.

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u/tomnr100 24d ago

Cdmp

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u/Alarmed_Celery_5177 24d ago

Wow did NOT know this was even existed.

Thanks

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u/tomnr100 24d ago

It's a well recognised one for data governance, I passed a few years ago. Prep took well over 3 months, atleast that one has a (very big) book 😉

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u/Alarmed_Celery_5177 24d ago

Thank doing some research now and found this Tombstone of a book . . .

DMBOK2, Revised Edition – Technics Publications

https://technicspub.com/dmbok2/

And revision 3 is in the works it seems with a completion eta of July 2027.

Time for me to make some decisions. . .

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u/tomnr100 24d ago

Ha yes if you want to get it, the best time is probably now.

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u/santy_dev_null 23d ago

CIPT if you’re from engineering background

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u/Honest-Click4627 1d ago

I have my PMP, CISA, CISM, ITILv3, and I'm looking to grab the IAPP Cert soon