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Computer Software Interest Group
From L. Darrell Ray, information and an invitation to join the SPIN group; this is a group interested in software
technology. If you want to know more about what "SPIN" stands for, check Email and web addresses
below.
Philadelphia Area SPIN 1999-2000 Meetings
The 1999/2000 Program Year agenda looks like this so far. Please keep in mind that the topics and speakers may
change and that we will keep you updated through our email distribution list and our website at http://www.eptech.com/quality/spin/SPIN.html
. January/February, Great Valley or Blue Bell Area; CMM Level 5
. Late March, Horsham area; Earned Value and Risk Management (SEI)
. Late May/Early June, Exton area, Web-based Defect Tracking
More details about each specific SPIN meeting will be posted on our website and will be sent in separate emails.
We look forward to meeting/seeing you at the upcoming SPIN meetings this year.
Contacts:
James Ashe: E-mail at james.ashe@bentley.com or at 610-458-2830.
Darrell Ray: E-mail at rayld@dadebehring.com or at 302-631-6916.
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tions for employees: Are you getting paid what you're worth?
And, How do you know?
Based on data and analysis from the current IEEE-USA Salary Survey, the Workbook provides a personal salary estimate
that allows engineers to
factor in their individual circumstances for their current or prospective future job, including 75 variables such
as location, experience, industry, education and other economic and demographic characteristics.
Last year, a study of 50 engineer volunteers found that the Workbook estimated their current salaries within an
average of $800 of their actual salaries. According to one study participant: "There is sound basis for the
numbers which would be hard to dispute by an employer. If an employee wanted a better feeling for his or her pay,
then this is a good avenue to find out."
SALARY BENCHMARKS: A PERSONAL WORKBOOK is available for $14.95 to IEEE
members and $19.95 to nonmembers by calling 1-800-678-IEEE. Ask for Product no. UH-2982.
IEEE-USA promotes the careers and public-policy interests of the nearly 225,000 U.S. members of The Institute of
Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., the world's largest
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RENEW ON THE WEB FOR 2000!
Want to save time, reduce paperwork and avoid mail delays? To help you attain those goals, IEEE is promoting membership
renewal and new
applications via an interactive web site.
Web Renewal will be offered for the 2000 membership renewal starting 1 October 1999. IEEE Members are invited to
renew for 2000 by completing the convenient on-line renewal form at www.ieee.org/renewal/. To renew on-line, please
have your member number and a credit card handy. You will
also need to use your IEEE Web Account Username. If you don't remember your Web Account Username or want to change
your password, go to
www.ieee.org/webaccount/userpass/.
New members should go to www.ieee.org/membership/ for information and access to application forms. For more information,
contact IEEE Member Services.
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NEW IEEE-USA SALARY WORKBOOK HELPS ELECTROTECHNOLOGISTS EARN WHAT
THEY'RE WORTH
Washington, August 17, 1999 -- IEEE-USA has published the latest version
of SALARY BENCHMARKS: A PERSONAL WORKBOOK, a tool for electrotechnologists who are evaluating their market value
in today's labor market. According to
the publisher, the product is designed to answer two ques
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