Attacks on critical infrastructures

Online

The english speaking round table Region South invites you to attend "Attacks on ciritcal infrastructures"

Speaker: 

Chanaka Perera

Jutta Zilian

Topics:

• Critical Infrastructure (KRITIS) what it is and which organisations and institutions with a social function are in
• Latest attacks on critical infrastructure
• cyberattacks and attack vectors
• NIS 2 regulation and the directive on NIS 2 regulation implementation.

We will use Teams, Link will provided latest the day prior to the event.

Best,

Jutta & Chanaka

Freiräume Konstanz

Online event LG Darmstadt: Leveraging Behavioral Economics in Agile Software Development

Stefan will dive into the intersection of Scrum and Agile and Behavioral Economics. What are the behavioral traits and biases in human nature make Scrum effective as a framework, how to recognize them, and how to emphasize them, to get even better results?

Connect with Stefan on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/miteskistefan/ 

 
Webinar/online event - The zoom link will be shared via email with registered users some hours before the event.

Questions regarding the event? LGDarmstadt@pmi-gc.de 

Organizational Topology and Project Management

Online

During this webinar on 30.03.2022, you will gain an overview on Organizational Topology and its relevance to project, program, and portfolio managers. Project managers should be familiar with organizational topology because it affects the way their project team operates within the larger organizational context. Understanding the topology can help project managers to work more effectively within the organization and achieve better project outcomes.

Enhancing Project Success with Kanban Project, Program, and Portfolio Management

Online

Straight From the Author's Mouth: Enhancing Project Success With KPPM

In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing business environment, project managers are constantly challenged to deliver projects successfully while adapting to changes and demands. The Kanban Project, Program, and Portfolio Management (KPPM) approach is gaining traction as a solution to these challenges. What makes KPPM particularly appealing is that it is not a replacement for traditional PM methodologies; rather, it augments and enhances them.

KPPM is rooted in the principles of Kanban, a visual management tool that originated in manufacturing and has been adapted for knowledge work. It focuses on project and service flow management practices, aiming to improve project success rates significantly. KPPM scales naturally, allowing for the management of projects, programs, and portfolios without introducing unnecessary complexity or bureaucracy. It encourages starting where you are and seeking improvement through evolutionary change.

The PMI Germany Chapter is happy to announce that we have managed to secure none other than the author of the KPPM method to give us a short overview and to answer your questions. Mathias Tölken of Xuviate, himself a Kanban and KPPM expert and a PMI Germany Chapter member, will moderate the conversation.

Please address any questions to martin.bertram@pmi-gc.de and mathias@xuviate.com