Dear Members and Subscribers,

Q1 2017 has been a busy quarter for PMI Denmark with activities such as: The General Assembly (March 22.), participation in Passion for Projects in Malmø (March 13.-14.) and the event with Professor Søren Lauesen about failed IT projects (January 25.). Furthermore PMI Denmark has also started training sessions for the PMI Young Professionals community, continued the important work with the new strategy for 2020 and prepared the 2016 annual report. You can read about some of these activities here in the newsletter, and we strongly encourage you to engage in activities such as these in the PMI Denmark community. Look up for the interesting activities and opportunities coming up in the next quarter.

Enjoy the reading!
Best regards,
The PMI Denmark Board

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PMI Event on January 25th, 2017

Speaker: Soren Lauesen, IT University of Copenhagen

Written by Patryk Fraczyk

IT Requirements Management was the main theme of the PMI Chapter Denmark event on January 25th, 2017. Søren Lauesen led the event and brought together about 80 participants who met at Rambøll's office in Ørestaden.

As a member of PMI, you have free access to webinars at the PMI website. In this newsletter, we will look at Lessons learned and Project retrospective and give you some insight in a few of the webinars available.

Webinar 1: Lessons learned in IT Project Failures