What is PM²?
PM² is a methodology that addresses the project needs for the complete lifecycle of projects and attempts to cover the complete project lifecycle as well as stakeholders' needs and views.
PM² provides a simple and pragmatic solution for project management encompassing best-practices such as PMI, PRINCE2 (and TEMPO), CMMi and operational experience from within European Commission.
In what type of projects is PM² applicable?
PM² addresses project management best-practices for all types of projects.
How do I get started with PM²?
The best way to start with PM² is to familiairse yourself with the PM² guide, available at the website of the Publications Office of the EU, and to follow the PM² Essentials training at EU Academy.
Who can help me implementing PM²?
The Centre of Excellence in PM² (CoEPM²) supports the implementation of the methodology within the European Institutions.
I have suggestions to improve PM². How do I go on about it?
PM² is subject to continuous improvement and the team is open to receiving feedback or comments, so please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
Is PM² recognised outside the European Commission?
Yes. PM² is a methodology developed by the European Commission and the PM² certification scheme is open to the European Institutions.
PM² is a collection of many generally accepted best-practices and therefore offers a valuable theoretical background in project management. When you complete a PM² training programme you can request a certificate of attendance which is proof that you have completed several days of high quality PM training. PM² is becoming more and more popular among private organisations and third parties outside the European Union Institutions.
Which trainings are currently available for PM² outside?
PM² training open to the public is available here.
Is it possible to teach PM² as part of a Project Management course?
Yes, all the material related to PM² and related methodologies is available on this website.
Where can I find the PM² Publications?
Please visit the Resource page. Paper copies of the guides are also available on demand from the Publications Office of the European Union.