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In our blog, you can regularly read new technical articles and find out what's new and exciting in the world of project management.


During the annual bicycle check, experienced cycling professionals inspect and service Projektron employees’ bicycles on site.

Bicycle check at Projektron: Safe and sustainable for the new season

16. April 2026

Once again this year, everything at Projektron GmbH revolved around sustainable mobility and employee safety: during the traditional spring bicycle check on 15 April, our employees’ bicycles were made roadworthy for the new season.

IAPM certification stands for method-agnostic project management, flexible online exams and lifelong validity – a practical alternative to PMI, PRINCE2 and IPMA.

IAPM certification: flexible, practical, international – is it worth it?

15. April 2026

Is IAPM certification really worth it – or are PMI, PRINCE2 or IPMA the better choice? Anyone looking to gain certification in project management soon finds themselves faced with precisely this question. But what exactly is the IAPM? The International Association of Project Managers (IAPM) takes a deliberately practical and method-neutral approach. But how does this approach compare to established certifications, and for whom is IAPM particularly worthwhile?

Highlights from Projektron’s appearance at BITKOM Transform 2026, where the company joined a panel discussion on modern HR practices in the IT industry.

Projektron at BITKOM Transform 2026

31. March 2026

On March 19, 2026, Projektron participated in one of the digital industry’s key events: BITKOM Transform 2026 in Berlin. The conference brings together leading figures from business, politics, and technology each year to discuss key developments in digital transformation.

Screenshot der Softwarebesprechung „BCS 26.1: Business Coordination für projektorientierte Unternehmen“ im projektmagazin (Quelle: projektmagazin.de, abgerufen am 30.03.2026)

How good is BCS 26.1? The review in projektmagazin

31. March 2026

What remains of BCS when marketing claims are set aside and an experienced technical writer evaluates the software? The latest software review in projektmagazin provides a well-founded answer to exactly that question. In “BCS 26.1: Business Coordination for Project-Oriented Companies,” published on March 30, 2026, Dr. Mey Mark Meyer describes BCS as a solution for multi-project management with a focus on resources, finances, and related ERP functions.

Projektron GmbH’s awards in the 2026 Great Place To Work® competition: Best Employers in ICT (1st place), Berlin-Brandenburg (2nd place), for Women (5th place), and Germany’s Best Employers (2nd place in the 101–250 employee category).

Four-time award winner: Projektron impresses at all levels in the Great Place to Work® 2026 survey

26. March 2026

A major success for Projektron GmbH: The research and consulting institute Great Place To Work® Germany has recognized our company in four different competition categories for 2026. In the industry-specific competition “Best Employers in ICT 2026,” we took first place for the first time.

Participants in the trade show training at Projektron on March 18, 2026, are preparing together for the Hannover Messe.

Ready for the Hannover Messe: Trade Show Training at Projektron

23. March 2026

How can you make a compelling impression at a trade show booth? At the trade show training session held on March 18, 2026, at Projektron, junior consultants in particular had the opportunity to practice exactly that in a practical setting. The focus was on key skills such as initiating conversations, identifying customer needs, and projecting confidence. An experienced actor helped participants develop these skills through realistic training scenarios.

Der strukturelle Unterschied zwischen US-jurisdiktionsabhängigen Cloud-Diensten und „Hosted in Germany“-Ansätzen entscheidet über Kontrolle und Rechtssicherheit.

Digital Sovereignty in Business Software: Why “Hosted in Germany” Will Be Crucial in 2026

19. March 2026

Cloud software has made companies more efficient, but at the same time has led them into new dependencies: By outsourcing core business systems, companies have not only relinquished control over infrastructure, but increasingly also over legal and operational control. By 2026 at the latest, therefore, the right business software will no longer be determined solely by its feature set or scalability, but by the question of digital sovereignty. Who controls the data, the business logic, and access rights, and under which jurisdiction? This article explains why “Hosted in Germany” is becoming a strategic criterion for resilience, compliance, and business agility in business and ERP software.