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Silent Night, Effective Leadership
10. December 2025
Constant availability is not a leadership style. Why mindfulness and self-care are crucial for modern project management leadership, especially in the stressful pre-Christmas period.
The 90% syndrome
26. November 2025
Teams often say that work packages or projects are "90% done", but then fail to complete them. We explain why teams repeatedly fall into this trap, what causes it and what measures can help.
Kill Your Company
12. November 2025
Identify weaknesses early on and secure projects with "Kill Your Company". myPARM ProjectManagement supports the implementation of risks through to measures in the team.
The scariest horror projects of all time
29. October 2025
From cursed buildings to failed space missions: These horror projects show what good project management can achieve.
Rolling Wave Planning
15. October 2025
Rolling Wave Planning brings dynamism to classic project planning. Find out how to implement planning in wave form - from rough milestones to precise work packages.
Project Online retires in 2026
1. October 2025
Microsoft Project Online is retiring in 2026. This is a real challenge for many companies: shutdown on September 30, 2026, end for SharePoint workflows as early as April 2026 and no new customers from October 2025. What does this mean for companies that still fully rely on Project Online today? Time is running out and alternatives are needed.
Project Life Balance
30. July 2025
Deadlines, scope creep, and stakeholder meetings at midnight? How to successfully manage projects without driving your team to burnout.
Parm AG Receives ISO 27001 Certification – Security for Your Data
27. July 2025
Parm AG is now ISO 27001 certified. Learn how we protect your information with clear structures and modern processes.
Root Cause Analysis
16. July 2025
Do you find yourself constantly facing the same project management issues? Perhaps you're only addressing the symptoms instead of the root causes. Read our blog post to learn how Root Cause Analysis (RCA) can help you tackle problems at their source.