With PMimpact, the PMI Germany Chapter relaunched its very own magazine in September, a platform that showcases the diversity, expertise, and passion of our community. The first issue is already online and has been enthusiastically received in both the German and English versions. It features expert articles, interviews, experience reports, and insights into current trends in the world of project management.

But PMimpact thrives on what our members, volunteers, and the entire network contribute. So, looking ahead, we’re moving straight on to the next edition:

Next Issue: “Artificial Intelligence in Project Management”

Starting today: the new issue of PMimpact is online—marking the beginning of a fresh chapter for our Chapter magazine. With a modern layout, clear structure, and a thematic focus that could hardly be more relevant: Data-driven decisions in project management.

On September 12, the first issue of the PMimpact Magazine after its relaunch will be published: with a fresh design, clear structure, and a strong focus on what truly drives project management today. Practice, research, and community all have their voice – concise, insightful, and inspiring.

Are you planning to establish a Project Management Office (PMO) in your organization – or do you have solid experience in building PMOs?

PMI Germany Chapter is launching a PMO Mentoring Program, initially as a pilot, designed specifically for organizations that want to set up an effective and efficient PMO.

Apply your project management knowledge to work for real impact! As a PM coach in the PMI Germany Chapter as part of the Social Responsibility Initiative, you will support NGOs and NPOs while strengthening your coaching skills and actively helping to shape sustainable projects.

Starting on October 21, 2025, we will launch a new workshop series. Together, we will develop the key artifacts for each of the five project management process groups (Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring & Controlling, Closing), supported by ChatGPT.

AI is no longer a future trend – it’s reality. And in project management, it’s here to stay. The Cognitive Project Management in AI (CPMAI)™ v7 certification offers practical guidance on combining classical methods with modern AI approaches. Participants learn how to strategically plan and deliver AI projects while addressing ethical and regulatory requirements. A clear advantage for anyone looking to future-proof their projects.

The PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)® is one of the few certifications that doesn’t limit itself to a single framework like Scrum or SAFe – instead, it offers a wide-ranging methodological toolbox. Scrum is, of course, included, but so are Kanban, Extreme Programming, TDD, Lean, core principles of the agile movement, and much more. For project leads, coaches, and PMOs working in hybrid environments, this breadth delivers real value.