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by Daniel Stanton (Author)
Use artificial intelligence to upgrade your project management efficiency
Project managers need to stay on top of the latest technologies and trends to stay current in their job skills. Adding artificial intelligence usage to your skillset now will help you future-proof your career and put you ahead of the competition on the job market. Project Management with AI For Dummies provides you with a jumping-off point for using artificial intelligence in all stages of project management. This beginner-friendly guide teaches you how to use AI to plan, initiate, and manage projects, including building an AI-powered project model, streamlining schedules and budgets, and beyond. Plus, you'll learn to ingrate AI on your teams for enhanced collaboration. Give your performance a boost with the assistance of AI--and this Dummies guide.
- Take the big leap into AI adoption for all stages of project management
- Make data-driven decisions for better planning and performance
- Discover AI tools that you can start using right away
- Get tips on avoiding common pitfalls when getting started with AI
Project Management with AI For Dummies makes it easy for current and future project managers to get started harnessing the latest technologies.
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Make projects run more smoothly with AI
Project managers need to be skilled in many tasks--scheduling, collaborating, budgeting, risk management, data analysis--the list goes on. This book shows you how to infuse a little extra intelligence into every corner of your work. Discover how artificial intelligence can help with just about everything a project manager does, and get tips for making sure your team doesn't lose sight of the human element. For new and veteran PMs alike, this jargon-free guide will give your projects a boost to efficiency and performance.
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Author Biography
Daniel Stanton, MBA, PMP earned the moniker "Mr. Supply Chain" thanks to his work as an advocate of supply chain education, his work as a -consultant in the field, and his reputation as the bestselling author of Supply Chain Management For Dummies. The roots of his supply chain knowledge are planted in his project management expertise.
