PMI Germany Chapter e.V.

Benefits for volunteers in the PMI Germany Chapter, added value through volunteering.
My name is Jutta Zilian and I was a member of the PMI Munich Chapter since 2012 and later of the PMI Southern Germany Chapter only with a short interruption when I was living in Nord Rhin-Westphalia and Hessen for a while.Within the Southern Germany chapter I carried out the role of an Chapter information security officer, and offered them consultancy in Information Security. Since the last few weeks, I have been supporting the VP Members Jörg Glunde as Head of Volunteering and I am the “man in the middle” between him and the Regional Heads of Volunteering.
You can email me at jutta.zilian@pmi-gc.de or in the PMI Germany Chapter Teams.

We have entered into a PodCast media partnership on 21.6.2021.

The podcasts are published on the project management platform Podcast.com
PODCAST: www.projektmanagementpodcast.com

The latest contribution "The Community of Practice PMO - Project Management Office" is available.

Buildings have always been the social status of our time.

Today's customers place high demands on the construction industry of tomorrow. As project managers, we want to live up to this, optimize our principles and look the challenges in a visionary way.

Classical methods are often no longer sufficient, the construction industry must continue to act economically in the future. Lean construction and BIM have been state of the art for several years, but are these tools and methods enough for us?
Does it still make sense to plan down to the last detail, or do we have an open ear for our customers?

On July 1st 7 – 9pm MEST the general meeting of the PMI Germany Chapter e.V. takes place as an online event for which you as member should have received an e-mail invite by June 16^th 2021. In this invite you will find the details of registration and the agenda.
In case you are member and have NOT received this invite (please also check your SPAM folder), please contact us via e-mail under: mitgliederversammlung@pmi-gc.de

The PMI Germany Chapter Magazine Q2 2021 is available for download. Link

Topic of the current issue: "Leadership" with articles on the topic as well as news from our chapter community and retrospectives and announcements of events and initiatives.

Companies need

a well-functioning IT and
well-functioning processes within the company.

Both require that developers and business departments understand each other and communicate well. Is this always the case? For those cases in which the exchange of ideas between the CIO and COO and often also the CFO, let's say, does not run entirely smoothly, low-code and no-code platforms are an option. These are designed to get IT into the hands of the business departments without, however, creating a shadow IT.

For the first time, we as the PMI community all over Germany are participating in the "Agile Across Europe" survey series organized by PMI Luxembourg Chapter europewide and supported by the PMI Head Office.

At the 1st Women's Regulars' Table of the PMI Germany Chapter on May 27, there will be the opportunity to network and inspire each other in a cozy atmosphere. Topics such as dealing with unconscious biases in the workplace, balancing family and PM career, and the benefits of a good network can be discussed in a confidential setting. We are also looking forward to launching the Germany Chapter's Women's Initiative at this event.

The diversity of the events offered by the Germany Chapter is also reflected in two ways in May:
On the occasion of Diversity Day, we are continuing our series of events dedicated to the wide-ranging topic of diversity with a moderated discussion around the topic of diversity in the work of our association.

We are very much delighted to introduce our most recent initiative, the first of its kind in Europe. With PMI Germany Chapter’s cooperation, students of RTWH Aachen University built the Academic Forum Aachen (AFA).

The first election of the new PMI Germany Chapter e.V. was successfully held. The new board has been elected. The transition period from the former four German Chapters to one single German Chapter is now also finished on the level of the legitimized Board Officers.

Of the 3,155 members eligible to vote, 777 exercised their right to vote. This corresponds to a voter participation of almost 25%.