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Following the resounding success of our recent onsite event and in response to numerous requests from those unable to attend, the PMI English Local Group Munich is pleased to present this engaging and thought-provoking topic online.

The artificial intelligence (AI) software market is undergoing rapid expansion. The potential of AI drives this growth to enhance efficiency, optimize decision-making, and foster innovation. An AI software project is an undertaking that aims to deliver a software product or service that embeds AI functionality to be used by humans or machines. This type of project differs significantly from traditional software projects and projects in general. These differences stem from several distinct features that are paramount to AI software development. The AI projects are inherently data-dependent and require iterative development cycles. Uncertainty and experimentation are also inherent to AI projects, as they deal with uncertain requirements and often seek the right solution through iterative hypothesis testing and refining to achieve desired outcomes. Additionally, AI software projects demand specialized expertise, such as knowledge of machine learning, as well as consideration of ethical aspects.

The Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) Guide provides principles and guidance for managing projects effectively. However, it does not necessarily address the unique needs of AI software projects. To address these differences, Dr. Alexey Burdakov, Ph.D., has written a paper that critically evaluates the applicability of the PMBOK Guide framework to Artificial Intelligence (AI) software projects, highlighting key limitations and proposing tailored adaptations.

PMI Local Group Darmstadt Roundtable #32

32th onsite meeting | Monday, 26 May | 18:00
Location: Hochschule Darmstadt - Schöfferstraße 10, Darmstadt – Building D19, Room 00.18
Free of charge | Earn 2 PDUs
Language: English (we’re an international group!)

What to Expect ?
Join us for an open and interactive roundtable where we’ll dive into a selected topic relevant to project management.
You’ll have the opportunity to share insights, exchange experiences, and learn from each other in an informal and engaging setting.

Have a burning question or idea?
We welcome your contributions! Bring Your Own Question (BYOQ) and help shape the discussion.

Whether you’re a regular or it’s your first time attending, this is a great opportunity to connect with fellow professionals, expand your network, and gain new perspectives.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

The journey continues, the Local Group Böblingen presents.

PDU(s): 1 PDU

Ways of working
Power Skill
Business Acumen

Erhard Lump, founder of the local group, is looking forward to a lively turnout!

Project Business, the execution of projects for paying clients, offers big rewards but even bigger risks. When cross-organizational collaborations and execution fails, the consequences can be ugly —ranging from financial losses, legal disputes to damaged professional relationships and broken trust.

This no-fluff session explores:

▪️The Good: Revenue, agility, and innovation wins

▪️The Bad: Financial flops and trust failures

▪️The Ugly: Culture clashes, lawsuits, and leadership black holes

If your career depends on mastering customer-facing projects, this 90-minute deep dive is essential.

The Stammtisch Rheinland is a regular event in the Cologne-Bonn area for Project Management Professionals and Enthusiasts and for Learners preparing for their certification. We meet in a relaxed atmosphere for cross-industry exchange, personal encounters and fruitful discussions.

Language: english/ german

And now you: bring your topic and your ideas or send them to: alexandra.brueckner@pmi-gc.de and give impulses, hold a presentation or a workshop, in person or online, in english or german. Use the opportunity to exchange ideas and solutions to promote professionalism in project management.