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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.
PMO Software: How to Manage Projects, Resources, and Portfolios Transparently
20. June 2026
Many companies are managing an increasing number of projects in parallel, while still relying on status slides, Excel lists, and manual coordination. This costs time, makes decision-making more difficult, and prevents the Project Management Office from focusing on its core responsibilities: establishing standards, ensuring quality, and actively managing project portfolios. PMO software consolidates project data in one central place, makes resource bottlenecks visible, and creates a reliable foundation for project and portfolio decisions. In this article, you will learn which features matter, when PMO software is worthwhile, and how to get started successfully.
Swiss QR-Bill: Structured Addresses, Transition Period, and IG 2.4
19. June 2026
Since November 2025, only structured addresses have been permitted on Swiss QR-bills. Anyone still using unstructured addresses should review their invoicing process now—as of September 30, 2026, the risk of payment rejections is expected to increase. In addition, the new QR-bill IG 2.4, which will take effect in November 2026, introduces further restrictions, particularly for invoices in euros.
E-invoicing mandate 2026: What companies need to know now
19. June 2026
Less red tape, lower costs, and faster payment processing: Germany’s e-invoicing mandate is driving the digitalization of accounting and invoicing. Since January 1, 2025, companies in Germany have been required to receive electronic invoices in B2B transactions. E-invoicing is therefore no longer a future topic, but part of everyday business. Companies should now check whether their software supports current requirements and formats such as XRechnung 4.0 and ZUGFeRD 2.5.
ZUGFeRD Format: Definition, Benefits, and How to Create One
18. June 2026
The ZUGFeRD format combines a readable PDF invoice with structured XML data. It is especially relevant for e-invoicing in Germany and is widely used in B2B invoice processes, where companies need both a familiar invoice view and machine-readable data for automated processing. Depending on the requirements of the invoice recipient, portal, or platform, ZUGFeRD can also be relevant for B2G scenarios. Learn more about its benefits, how it differs from XRechnung, and the continued development of ZUGFeRD 2.5.
XRechnung: A Milestone in Invoicing?
18. June 2026
XRechnung, Germany’s standard for electronic invoices issued to public-sector clients, has long been mandatory for suppliers and service providers working with the public sector. Since November 27, 2020, incoming invoices have only been accepted in electronic invoice format. This means that paper invoices and PDF invoices are accepted only in exceptional cases. The introduction of XRechnung was certainly a milestone — but was it a step forward or a step back?
Choosing an ERP System for Service Providers: A Guide to Comparison, Testing, and Implementation
13. May 2026
Anyone looking to select an ERP system for service providers should not start with checklists or feature tables. For agencies, IT service providers, and consulting firms, it’s not just the range of features that matters, but the integration of project management, resource planning, CRM, time tracking, and billing. This guide shows you how to approach the selection of an ERP system for service providers in a structured way, avoid common pitfalls, and find a solution in 9 steps that truly fits your processes.
Scrum in Software Development: Agile and Structured
30. April 2026
When it comes to agile methods in software development, there’s one term you can’t avoid: Scrum. But what exactly is Scrum, and how does it demonstrate its strengths in software development? What roles and activities are part of Scrum? What are the advantages and disadvantages of this agile framework? You’ll find answers to all of these questions in this article. In addition, we provide insight into our own Scrum model, which we have continuously refined for the development of BCS. In doing so, we use BCS itself as our Scrum software—not only for sprint planning, but also for coordinating requirements, responsibilities, release goals, and processes across multiple teams.






