Discover how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to revolutionise PMOs and Portfolio Management
This event will be a Q&A panel session about the intersection of PMOs, AI and its likely impact on roles / ways of working.
We’ll cover three topics to set the scene before opening up to the audience:
- emerging AI themes from PMI Global Summit 2023
- business-level use cases enabled by generative AI
- Practical considerations to prepare for this future
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Event takeaways
- Understanding AI hype vs where it will actually help deliver business value
- Potential use cases to consider / look out for in your own organisational context
- How to think about data in the future PMO
Who is this event for?
- PMO Managers / Leads / Directors / Portfolio Managers
- Strategy leads
- Project leads, particularly those without formal training / qualifications
Price
- Members: Free
- Non-members: $30 (including GST)
Individual members under an organisation partner or premium partner package, may register for webinar and standard in-person chapter events at no cost (number varies per package). All Conferences, PMAA and special events are excluded.
Speakers
Dr. Paul Wong
CTO of JourneyLab
Dr Paul Wong is the Chief Product Officer of JourneyLab, with a career spanning biotechnology, academia, management consulting and product development. He has designed and developed tools that are in use at various professional services firms. Most recently, he spoke at the 2023 PMI Global Summit in Atlanta USA on the topic of creating business value and the role of AI.
Dr. Jun Wong
Dr. Jun Wong is a seasoned engineering and project management professional with a PhD in mechanical engineering. After a decade specializing in offshore energy projects, he transitioned into project portfolio management, overseeing bp Australia’s retail network investment. He then joined Transurban, where he managed the Enterprise Portfolio Management Office (EPMO) and is currently at Culture Amp overseeing the internal workplace portfolio of projects. He has a keen interest in machine learning and artificial intelligence, having implemented a topic modelling tool to analyse projects’ lessons learned at Transurban, and is now exploring the potential of LLMs to transform project portfolio management.