Where to start in IT Project Management

It sounds like you already have the desire to enter project management. The first step is somehow get involved in an IT project. Put your hand up for a role a team member by speaking to PM's or the PMO. You already have the PMP so I can't see how they would refuse in every instance.

May be you can start with PMO role. OR project manager role in product based organization. There are BAs and technical architects in product based organizations and you really don't have to get into details of requirements/analysis/issue resolving.

Amanda -

If you are already working in a company as a PM in a different domain, you should start to build relationships internally with the technology folks to:

a) learn enough to "talk the talk"

b) job shadow technology PMs

c) be in people's minds when they are looking for a PM on a technology project

If this isn't an option, then some formal training as well as heavy networking focused on learning about a particular type of IT project (as there are many flavors!) will help.

Kiron

First of all ask yourself the question ..."Why do I want to get into IT Project Management?" is it because
1) everyone is doing it ? Is it because
2) that's where the money is ? or is it because
3) I keep myself informed of the latest technologies and trends in IT and i understand the Building blocks

If the Answer is 3,
First and foremost , you should make friends with your ICT Architect and get from them a high level understanding/ diagrams on how things are setup in your data center, eg Servers, Networking equipment etc and what software is installed on the servers? How is the backup taken? How do you ensure recovery from disasters using hardware and software components?

Second, you should acquaint yourself with buzzwords in hardware like Virtual Machines, Hyper-visors, Networking devices, Cloud Infrastructure, Firewalls. If you already know what these are , you could go a step further and ask them what makes and models of these devices are being used in your company and why the decision was made to use these particular makes and models? Latest Technology? Support? Licensing?

Third you could do some research to identify how the current setup in your company compares to the latest trends in the market and ask your IT Manager on what the IT landscape for the future looks like in your company.

Fourth, Once you equip yourself with knowledge , then you can ask your manager to get involved in a technology focused project which will give you exposure either to Hardware or Software components of the solution.

Finally, try and do some certificate courses like ITIL which will provide a good exposure to ICT Service Management and Service Delivery.
there are other courses like an Advanced Diploma in IT Project Management which will also give you a firmer foothold for IT Project Delivery