LG Berlin: Uncertainty mapping

Workshop in German

 Uncertainty Mapping – Identifying and Successfully Managing Uncertainty

Uncertain? No problem!

Uncertainty mapping brings clarity to chaos. We show you how to uncover, understand, and visualize uncertainties in projects. This saves you time, reduces stress, and strengthens your team. Say goodbye to the feeling that "something's not right here"—here you get hard facts instead of vague gut feelings.

Less guesswork, more effectiveness

This method is perfect for preparing projects, making critical decisions, or for your risk management. You'll learn to distinguish between genuine uncertainties and mere assumptions and focus precisely where it matters. No drama, no over-engineering—just clear direction.

What is it suitable for?
For all situations where a lot is at stake: project launches, project realignments, critical decisions, stakeholder communication, and complex dependencies.

Who is it for?
For project managers, PMOs, executives, agile coaches, consultants, and anyone who wants to achieve more with less effort in complex contexts.

What happens in the workshop?

After a concise overview, we'll dive right into practical application. You'll experience Uncertainty Mapping live and try the method out for yourself immediately – entertaining, interactive, and surprisingly effective. Most participants are amazed at how quickly clarity emerges and how much energy is released as a result.

What will you take away?

An immediately applicable tool, new insights, and a significantly more relaxed approach to uncertainty.

Methodological note: The Uncertainty Mapping method was developed by Karen Schmidt and Frank Habermann and is made available free of charge under a Creative Commons license by the research center "Over the Fence." https://overthefence.com.de

Our speaker

Karen Schmidt is the founder of Change Punk® and an expert in radically honest organizational development. As a sparring partner with over 20 years of management and project experience, she helps leaders to see complex changes more clearly and to implement them more effectively. Co-founder of the "Over the Fence" Research Center.

Further information:

PDUs: You can purchase 2 PDUs for this event, which we will claim for you afterward.

Provider: PMI Germany Chapter (C421).

Location: WALL 85, Wallstraße 85, 10179 Berlin

For questions about the event, please contact tanja.ehrenheim@pmi-gc.de.

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