Projektmanagement und Vorgehensmodelle 2026
Projects in Transition: Disruption, Artificial Intelligence, Hybrid Methods
Disruption has become the new normal; artificial intelligence is taking on more and more tasks,
and hybrid process models are shaping today’s project work. The 12th joint conference
“Project Management and Process Models (PVM)” brings together academia and practice to
discuss how project work is designed, managed, and controlled under these conditions.
The conference begins with a keynote address and features 18 presentations that have successfully
passed the review process: eleven academic presentations as well as seven practical case studies and discussion contributions
in the Future Track, where new approaches, practical examples, and forward-looking theses
will be presented and discussed in the auditorium.
You can look forward to presentations covering four topic areas:
• Human-AI collaboration and new role models
• Agile leadership, teams, and roles
• Transformation and AI readiness in organizations
• Methods and process tools
With workshops and briefings, we have supplemented the conference with an engaging training program.
An experiential tour and the conference dinner—featuring the presentation of the Best Paper Award—offer
plenty of opportunities for discussion and networking. On the evening of November 4,
participants will gather for an informal get-together.
We would like to cordially invite you to the conference!
This conference is organized by the Gesellschaft für Informatik e.V. in collaboration with GPM and the PMI Germany Chapter e.V.
Further information is available in the attachment and here: Information on PVM2026
Please direct any questions to: Martin.Bertram@pmi-gc.de
Event Information
| Event Date | 05.11.2026 09:00 |
| Event End Date | 06.11.2026 16:00 |
| Cut off date | 04.11.2026 23:00 |
| Location | Herman Hollerith Zentrum |
Venue Information - Herman Hollerith Zentrum
Traveling by Train
Destination station: Take a regional or long-distance train to the Böblingen station.
S-Bahn/Regional Train: From Stuttgart Central Station, you can reach Böblingen directly via S-Bahn lines S1 (toward Herrenberg) or S60, as well as various regional trains (e.g., toward Singen or Freudenstadt). The travel time from Stuttgart Central Station is approximately 20–25 minutes.
Getting from Böblingen Station to the HHZ
From Böblingen Station, you have two options for getting to the HHZ in the Diezenhalde neighborhood:
By bus (recommended): Take bus line 701 (toward Diezenhalde). Get off at the Böblingen Danziger Straße stop.
The HHZ is located right next to the stop (about a 1–2-minute walk). The total travel time from the station is about 10–12 minutes.
By the Schönbuchbahn (RB 46): Take the Schönbuchbahn to the Böblingen Süd stop.
From there, it’s about a 15-minute walk to the HHZ (approx. 1.2 km uphill).
Traveling by car via the A81
Exit the A81 at junction (24) Böblingen/Sindelfingen or (25) Böblingen-Ost.
Follow the signs toward Böblingen Zentrum and then toward Böblingen-Diezenhalde.
The HHZ is located in the southern district of Diezenhalde. Once within the city limits, follow Schönaicher Straße and then turn onto Danziger Straße.
