Making Sense of Why We Developed the AI-Driven Project Manager Credential

5 Minutes Podcast with Ricardo Vargas

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In this episode, Ricardo introduces the AI-Driven Project Manager Certification, explaining the rationale behind this certification. He highlights the growing hype around AI, with many project managers using AI terms without understanding the technology. The certification aims to ensure that professionals have the knowledge needed to manage AI-driven projects effectively. Developed in partnership with APMG, known for its Prince2 and ITIL credentials, the certification is rigorous and severe. Ricardo also highlights the importance of preparing for the future impact of AI on project management, noting that his motivation is not just business-driven but aimed at promoting awareness and readiness among professionals.

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Making Sense of Why We Developed the AI-Driven Project Manager Credential

5 Minutes Podcast with Ricardo Vargas

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