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Mnaging projects is a complex task involving expertise, different interests and leading teams. Without methods you are lost as a project manager. But methodological competence alone is not enough!

When it comes to employees developing new behaviors and building practical skills, a community of practice is the ideal instrument.

The new version of PRINCE2 was released a few days ago. PeopleCert speaks of big changes and in fact a lot is different, some things have disappeared and some things have been added. Prince2 is still Prince2, but a lot is different.

On September 4th the new version of PRINCE2 will be released. For all those who already know PRINCE2 and are considering how quickly they want to switch, here is an overview of the most important innovations.

At the beginning of September the new "Prince2 7" will go public. The content changes are big, Prince2 is even more flexible and much more practical. With the introduction come few changes in certifications.

The influence-interest matrix is ​​a clear and extremely helpful method for stakeholder engagement. You can use it to keep track of things, to segment your stakeholders in a practical way, and later it helps to plan stakeholder communication.

On April 10th I converted MILESTONE COSULTANCY GMBH. The people involved and the focus of the services are the same.

Don't forget your stakeholders! Stakeholders need to be cared for and included, otherwise you will give yourself up to rumors with your project. The only thing that saves you is good, forward-looking and adapted communication with and with the right stakeholders. The basis for this is a good…

Project management is a highly complex discipline. At first glance it doesn't seem particularly difficult, what a misunderstanding. In the central role of the project manager, not only do the threads come together, but also the most diverse expectations and requirements. So what should these…

In our regions, project management is a strict discipline, often complicated by a scientific systematology. How I appreciate British approaches. They are also systematic, but pragmatically systematic.