This week, Ricardo discusses the 18th edition of the Global Risk Report, published annually by the World Economic Forum. This report presents a ranking of global risks and threats, both short-term and long-term. From an operational standpoint, the project or initiatives we are working on can be severely impacted by events that happen far away. Ricardo draws a parallel between the positioning of our project from the global perspective.
FULLY GENERATED BY ChatGPT with the transcript of the episode. NOTHING CHANGED FROM THE OUTCOME. This episode of the "5 Minutes Podcast with Ricardo Vargas" discusses chat GPT (Generative Pre-training Transformer), a tool that can generate natural language and improve various aspects of project management, including reporting, decision-making, and reducing workload.
This week, Ricardo talks about the PMI Summit 2022 in Las Vegas, the world's premier project management conference. He talks about the energy of being with thousands of people and networking opportunities. Keynote speaker Amy Webb discussed emerging trends in project management in her opening address to the congress. While giving her presentation, Amy Webb brought up the following points:
In this week's episode, Ricardo talks about the relationship between the concepts of BANI and VUCA. The acronym VUCA for "volatile," "uncertainly," "complex," and "ambiguous" has its origins in the American army during the cold war and sought to explain the constant changes and complexity of contemporary entities, which alter our perception of what is right and what is wrong.
Informal discussion with PMO Global Alliance and PMU (Bridge Conference) about the future of project management and their case study featured on the book PM Next Generation, published by Wiley.
BGSW PM Connect – Project Management in Virtual World Ricardo is a guest speaker who discusses the challenges of the world's changes and how we can really succeed in this environment. PM Connect is an event series hosted by Bosch Global Software Technologies, across the globe, since 2017, focusing on trending and new-age topics through examples of live implementations, experiences, and views of industry leaders. Table of contents:
In the last 20 or 30 years, project management has taken on a vast proportion, and a good part of the population works, even if they don't know it, in some way with projects. So why do people see the world for projects as a threat? What are the misunderstandings? Let's talk about how I see project management and how to support future generations to work in a different world, a world by projects. Listen to the Podcast to learn more.
