“In The Project Economy, individuals have the skills and mindset to turn ideas into reality. Technical skills for managing large projects will always be indispensable. But in The Project Economy, uniquely human skills such as leadership, creativity, empathy, and conflict resolution are just as vital. Project professionals rely on these so-called “soft skills” –which I believe we should call “power skills”– to transform strategy into reality."  
(Quote from Sunil Prashara, former CEO of PMI)

The requirements for the management of projects are constantly evolving. Accordingly, the requirements for project managers are also evolving. PMI now reflects this fact in the new, further developed PMI Talent Triangle.

The Talent Triangle has been further developed to reflect the changing requirements for managing projects, even if some of it is just old wine in new bottles.

The three pillars are now Ways of Working, Power Skills und Business Acumen.

• Ways of Working: Whether plandetermined, agile or hybrid, whether earned value management, design thinking or other methods, approaches and practices, for the management of projects it will be important in the future to master several ways of working in order to use them flexibly as needed.
  
  
• Power Skills: Collaborative leadership, innovative thinking, good communication, purpose orientation, and empathy, teams whose members:inside have these skills are more likely to influence multiple stakeholders, which is a critical component for designing and executing projects and change.
  
  
• Business Acumen: In order to make good decisions on projects, it is important to have business acumen as well as the functional or domain-specific knowledge to understand the macro and micro influences of the particular organization or industry. Good project leaders should be able to cultivate effective decision making and understand how their projects fit into the bigger picture of a broader organizational strategy and global trends.

The following flyer contains a clear presentation of the skills: The PMI Talent Triangle Flyer

So what does this mean exactly?
As seen in the published video, PDUs submitted will still be recognized as submitted. (Here you'll find the video)

Existing PDUs will transfer as follows:

• PDUs in the Technical Project Management category will become "Ways of Working."
• PDUs in the Strategic and Business Management category will become "Business Acumen."
• PDUs in the Leadership category will become "Power Skills."PDUs der Technical Project Management Kategorie werden zu “Ways of Working.”

Changes will then be made to the Continuing Certification Requirements System (CCRS), Course Catalog, and the Authorized Training Partner Education Provider Portal later this year.

Additional questions can be found in the FAQ: PMI Talent Triangle Update FAQs