Boost productivity. Increase project success. Drive value for your organization with generative AI. By leveraging AI tools, project managers are enhancing both their personal and their organization’s agility. In this session, Dave Garrett will discuss the evolving work of the project manager and how PMI is supporting AI-driven performance improvement within the PM community. He […]
As we “Reimagine Agile” and usher in “Agility in the Age of AI,” we cannot ignore the role of leadership and its power to act as enabler of or hindrance to agility. We now find ourselves nearly a quarter century after the Agile Manifesto. Despite our aspirations to lead in a way that inspires adaptive,
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Join Bob Payne as he leads us through a dynamic World Cafe session dedicated to “Reimagining Agile,” where participants from across the Agile community will gather to share ideas, challenges, and visions for the future of agility. This collaborative event is designed to foster deep conversations around how Agile principles can evolve to meet the
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In the AI era where the principles of Agile are more relevant than ever, yet the landscape in which they are applied has dramatically evolved, the “Reimagining Agile” panel discussion aims to delve deep into the future of agility. Moderated by Sanjiv Augustine, CEO of LitheSpeed and a passionate advocate for Agile methodologies, this panel
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Join Dan McClure as he discusses Design Your Organization for Disruptive Agility at 9:30am ET. How do organizations thrive in an age where deep disruption and reinvention sweep across industries, not once, but over and over again? The answer is the next level of agile practice, where all the parts of the business pivot to
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