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Our annual summer party took place at the Magix Water Ski Park in Großbeeren on 11 July 2026. In perfect summer weather, numerous Projektron team members enjoyed a varied day by the water.

Over the past four months, eight Projektron team members have taken part in this year’s beekeeping course. Together with beekeeper Dr. Kohfink, they explored the fascinating world of honeybees and gained plenty of practical knowledge about working with beehives.

A new customer portal, the implementation of an ERP system, or the development of a machine—initiatives like these are clearly considered projects. The distinction becomes more difficult with a website relaunch, a recurring campaign, or an annual certification. Is it still part of day-to-day operations, already a process, or truly a project?

Project governance determines whether projects are merely administered or truly steered. It defines who makes which decisions, when issues are escalated, which roles carry responsibility, and how projects remain aligned with corporate strategy. When implemented properly, project governance is not a bureaucratic burden, but the foundation for fast, transparent, and binding project decisions.

Since 2025, all Projektron employees have had the opportunity to dedicate one working day to social engagement. The first assignments have shown that the social day makes a real impact: it creates encounters, enables active participation and supports initiatives that strengthen our society.

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 and makes informed decision-making more difficult. PMO software centralizes project data, highlights resource bottlenecks and provides a reliable basis 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.

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.