GPM membership: Structured project management
Reliable project management for technical delivery
Goals, people, risks and dependencies are also decisive for the success of the project. The membership reference to GPM has existed since November 2011 as a corporate membership or personal membership.
Corporate / personal membership since
GPM Deutsche Gesellschaft für Projektmanagement e. V.
Visit the official association websiteWhat this network stands for
The GPM German Association for Project Management is a professional association for project management. It combines the exchange of methods and skills with the practical design of projects.
SYNEDAT combines technical delivery with clear project organization: defined goals and deliverables, documented decisions and progress measured against agreed results. This gives everyone a shared basis for discussing and managing complex projects.
Clarify goals and results
A common understanding of scope, benefit and acceptance prevents misunderstandings. This also includes naming prerequisites and participation at an early stage.
Making risks and dependencies visible
Delivery dates, interfaces and external decisions influence the course of the project. Comprehensible planning helps to identify effects and discuss options for action in good time.
Organize cooperation appropriately
Iterative, classic or combined approaches should fit the task. Short decision-making paths, appropriate feedback and clear responsibility for the next result are crucial.
Membership Questions
How long has GPM membership existed?
The corporate or personal membership dates from November 2011.
What is the official name of the association?
The correct name is GPM Deutsche Gesellschaft für Projektmanagement e. V. The abbreviation is GPM.
Is membership a project management certification?
Membership and a personal or organizational certification are different forms of evidence. This page represents the membership.
What project methodology does SYNEDAT use?
The procedure is adapted to the task and framework conditions. Iterative, classic or combined approaches with clearly described results, roles and coordination are possible.
How are changes handled in the project?
Changes should be evaluated in terms of benefits, effort, dependencies and deadline effect. The concrete decision-making and approval paths are agreed upon in the project.
Where can I find more information about GPM?
The official association website contains information about the network, events and project management topics. The link on this page leads directly to GPM.
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