Arvato Systems Becomes a Member of GPM

• Transparency, clear structures and comprehensibility for customers
• Responsible project management that focuses on people

(Arvato Systems) Gütersloh/Nuernberg – Arvato Systems is a new corporate member of the GPM Deutsche Gesellschaft für Projektmanagement e. V. and is thus well equipped for the project world of the future.

Project management brings clarity to an increasingly complex world – because projects provide orientation. The proportion of project activity in Germany has been rising steadily for years. At Arvato Systems, too, a large part of value creation takes the form of projects. Customers want constant transparency, clear structures and comprehensibility in a trusting collaboration so that they do not experience any unexpected surprises. Due to the focus on predictability and profitability, project management has a high priority.

The partnership with the GPM is therefore only consequential for Arvato Systems. The management of Arvato Systems, represented by members Frank Brinkmann, Hansjörg Metzger and Olaf Steinbrink, would like to use the GPM membership to make a clear statement with regard to responsible project management that incorporates personal development, culture and values and puts people at the center. The company will also benefit from access to the highly effective competence network of the project management community, which shares knowledge and experience from thousands of projects.

“GPM stands for uniform quality standards,” adds Prof. Dr. Peter Thuy, President of GPM. “With our expertise, our range of training courses and our network, we support organizations in achieving their goals with project management. I am delighted to welcome Arvato Systems to the prominent ranks of GPM corporate members and look forward to a trusting and successful collaboration.”

About GPM Deutsche Gesellschaft für Projektmanagement e. V.

The GPM German Association for Project Management e. V. is a non-profit professional association for project management. Founded in 1979, the GPM today forms an extensive network for project management experts from all areas of business, universities and public institutions. The association contributes significantly to the professionalization and further development of project management in Germany and offers extensive opportunities for training and further education as well as certification in project management. Through the umbrella organization International Project Management Association (IPMA®), GPM is networked worldwide and also promotes work on norms and standards at an international level. Find out more at www.gpm-ipma.de