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Transform New Product Development with Predictive Analytics: Tips and Techniques

Join Planisware and Patch & Sparks for a webinar exploring the transformative power of predictive analytics. This session is essential for professionals seeking to harness machine learning for new product development.

Antonio Nieto Rodriguez Webinar Recording 2024

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Recorded Webinar with Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez: AI's Disruption in 6 Key Project Management Aspects

Recorded Webinar with Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez, a Harvard Business Review author and one of the top 50 most influential thought leaders in project management

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Why use Big Data and AI in project management?

Currently, project management has become an increasingly complex task.

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10 Use Cases Where AI and ML Can Improve PMO Efficiency

According to Gartner, by 2030, 80% of project management tasks will use AI, big data, machine learning (ML), and natural language processing.

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PMO: Achieving Your Critical Goals Through AI-Project Management Processes

If you haven't been completely cut off from the world since last November, you're probably aware of the significant advances being made with AI, particularly in a sub-field we call Natural Language Processing (NLP).

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Artificial intelligence for project activities

A short story of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for PPM

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AI in the Project Management world – the perfect partner

AI will reinvent project, program, and portfolio management - but will it also mean the end of project management as a profession?

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4 ways AI Could change Project Management

Is Artificial Intelligence really the cherry on top for project management? We discuss why AI is already a driving force within this field and the potential changes it could have to current project processes.

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Should AI mean Augmented Intelligence instead of artificial intelligence?

Just like the philosophy of Yin and Yang, we like to observe AI as the Yang (excelling at repetitive, lower level tasks and analysis) and humans as the Yin (focused on innovation and problem solving) complementing each other to produce what is known as augmented intelligence. 