Changes to your Chapter Roster
Your IIE Chapter Roster has recently changed to include:
1. The Society, Division, and Interest Group affiliation of your members.
2. Member’s Age
Why is this important?
The SDIG category tells you what areas your members are interested in. You can use this
to help plan technical programs, find speakers, and identify local experts. You can use
this information to set up mentoring programs for your younger chapter members.
For example, when you’re planning your monthly chapter meeting, you can use this
roster to find out how many of your members are in Manufacturing. This will tell you
whether or not manufacturing-related technical programs will appeal to your members. It
also allows you to easily identify those members that can help you identify and develop
current manufacturing-related content for your chapter meetings, newsletter, plant tours,
etc.
What Societies, Divisions, and Interest Groups can your members belong to?
Aerospace & Defense
Logistics Transportation & Distribution
Applied Ergonomics
Manufacturing
Computer & Information Systems
Operations Research
Construction
Process Industries
Consultants
Production & Inventory Control
Electronics Industry
Quality Control & Reliability
Energy, Environment & Plant
Engineering
Engineering
Retail
Engineering Design
Utilities
Engineering Economy
Facilities Planning & Design
Society for Engineering & Management
Financial Services
Systems
Government
Society for Health Systems
Lean
Society for Work Science
IIE’s SDIGs have been working hard to increase the benefits they offer members. You
can find out more about what these groups offer online at www.iienet.org/networking . If
you need more information about Society, Division, and Interest Groups, contact Heather
Bradley at hbradley@iienet.org or 770-449-0461 ext. 116. Below is a key of SDIG
acronyms on your roster.
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Community Name
Code
Aerospace & Defense
Applied Ergo
Computer & Information Systems
Construction
Consultants
Electronics Industry
Energy, Environment & Plant Engineering
Engineering Design
Engineering Economy
Facilities Planning & Design
Financial Services
Government
Lean
Logistics, Transportation & Distribution
Manufacturing
Operations Research
Process Industries
Production & Inventory Control
Quality Control & Reliability
Retail
Society for Engineering & Management Systems
Society for Health Systems
Society for Work Science
Utilities
ADS
AENC
IFCOMP
CNC
IZCONS
IYELEC
DXENER
IVDESI
DMECON
DDFAC
DBFIN
ILGOV
LEAN
IKTRAN
MANUFA
DNOPER
IUPROC
IGPROD
DEQUAL
ITRETA
SEMS
SHS
DNERGO
DWUTIL
The age category gives you an intimate knowledge of your chapter’s demographic
makeup. Your members are at varying stages of their career – early to mid to retirement.
Young IEs needs “practical advice and information to help them advance in their career,
to transition from school to work or in life. Members transitioning out of work or into
consulting have different needs.
Knowing your chapter’s member demographic allows you to plan and to communicate
the value of membership to each group in a way that meets their personal and
professional development goals.
We strongly encourage you to use this information as you plan your chapter programs
and to build a working relationship between the special interest groups and the chapters.
Forging a relationship with SDIGs can grow to become a dynamic interaction leading to
joint local conferences, articles, or other types of contributions that benefit the entire
organization as a whole.
Thank you again for all that you do on behalf IIE.
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