Insights from Project:Hack and how one team worked on a challenge together to create a Smart Assistant for the PMO in 2 days!
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Power Platform is a suite of business applications that enhance the base functionality of Microsoft 365, providing you with a powerful engine to create solutions that can streamline day-to-day PMO operations and make the most of the tools you already have available in your organisation.
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In this article we share a presentation from John McIntyre - a passionate and energetic speaker about PMO - about an alternative way of thinking about our development as PMO practitioners.
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The AI:PMO Inside PMO Report presentation which was broadcast for the launch of the report
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Technology continues to make advances that can be embraced or ignored (at least temporarily) by our PMOs.
The latest bunch of technologies include Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotic Process Automation (RPA), Machine Learning (ML) and Predictive Analytics (PA). Few PMOs have embedded these technologies, with many more not fully understanding what the technologies can do, but concerned by the scare stories that the PMO roles will disappear within the next 5 years.
In the latest report, we take a look at how these technologies can be used within the PMO; how to get started and how the PMO is changing.
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This is the session to take a look at if you're a bit of a technophobe.
You've probably heard about Artificial Intelligence and dismissed it as science-fiction that has no place in the workplace. To be honest, I was like that too, yet there's definitely something in it and it probably will be changing the way we work in the future - and probably not as far away as we think.
Robotic Process Automation or RPA, is one of the those AI technologies that definitely has benefits for the PMO.
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Join us as we take a journey through the future PMO today – touching on data; AI; RPA, machine learning; analytics – with Martin Paver, the creator of Project:Hack in conversation with Lindsay Scott.
We’re having a chat about the kind of things the PMO practitioners got involved in at Project:Hack as we start to understand “the art of the possible”.
We want to talk about how the PMO is evolving and changing with the use of new technologies; new skillsets and new roles.
Both Martin and Lindsay will be sharing what’s been happening in this space over the last 18 months, so it’s your chance to get up to speed and make sense of it all!
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We share insights from the Project Data Hack event and what we learnt
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