Adam Boddison - Chief Executive of APM on the future of Project Management

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Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this episode of the Project Flux podcast, James Garner and Yoshi interview Adam Boddison from the Association of Project Management. They discuss the evolving landscape of project management, the impact of AI, and the importance of human skills in the profession. Adam shares insights from his diverse career, emphasizing the need for collaboration and ethical decision-making in project delivery. The conversation also touches on the challenges of adapting to rapid technological changes and the future of project management.TakeawaysAI will play a significant role in project management.The intersection of education and project management is crucial.Success in projects is not just about meeting specifications.Human intuition and soft skills are irreplaceable in project management.The project management profession must adapt to technological advancements.Collaboration among different organizations can enhance project outcomes.Ethical decision-making is vital in project management.The future of work will require new skills and competencies.AI should be seen as a tool to augment human capabilities.Long-term thinking is essential for evaluating project success.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Project Management and AI04:40 The Intersection of Education and Project Management07:12 The Future of AI in Project Management09:48 Understanding Project Success and Failure12:35 Navigating Change in Project Delivery15:21 AI as a Strategic Tool in Project Management17:57 Cultural Attitudes Towards AI in the Workplace21:00 The Role of APM in AI Adoption23:38 Environmental Considerations in AI Usage24:06 The Urgency of AI Regulation26:38 AI's Role in Project Management29:45 The Human Element in Project Management32:57 APM's Initiatives in AI and Data38:04 Lessons from Failure and Ethical Decision Making40:47 Legacy and the Future of Project ManagementLinks and stuff Adam Boddison Everyday AI: Your daily guide to grown with Generative AICan't keep up with AI? We've got you. Everyday AI helps you keep up and get ahead.Listen on: Apple Podcasts   SpotifySupport the showSubscribe to the Project Flux Newsletter!All our podcasts commentate on the weeks hottest news brought to you by the Project Flux Newsletter! Get a step ahead on the world of AI and tech, subscribe and get the weekly newsletter to your inbox every Monday!Sign Up to Newsletter Project Flux is independently owned, funded, and operated by its founder. Any external references or features are for community benefit only and do not imply endorsement, control, or ownership.

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