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PMI Munich Chapter Uses Projectplace for Volunteer Project Management

Case study showing how PMI Munich Chapter manages events and volunteer projects with Projectplace Kanban boards, resource planning, and document sharing.

Published
June 4, 2026
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3 min read
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PMI Munich Chapter, the largest PMI chapter in Germany, uses Projectplace as its central platform for planning events, coordinating volunteers, and managing resources. The chapter applies Kanban boards linked to project plans, Gantt charts, and cloud integrations to maintain transparency across unpaid project work. Benefits include improved collaboration, reduced coordination errors, and efficient oversight of multiple concurrent initiatives.

Key takeaways

Projectplace serves as the single platform for task tracking, document exchange, and resource allocation in volunteer projects.

Kanban boards connected to project plans enable real-time visibility and reduce coordination errors during large events.

Resource management features allow monitoring of volunteer capacity across multiple simultaneous projects.

Cloud integrations such as Dropbox support flexible document handling without format restrictions.

The same tool is used both internally and as a recommended solution for chapter members.

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