The Barney School of Business, in partnership with the Project Management Institute Southern New England Chapter (PMI-SNEC), hosted a compelling panel discussion titled "Digital Horizons: Navigating the Future of Work" on Feb. 29.
This event is a part of our continuing "Ever-Changing Project Management in Practice" series. This event brought together industry experts (Deborah Ketai (PMP, RMP, CCMP), Elise Pié (MHA, PMP), Chris Zack (IBM Certified Senior Project Manager, PMI-ACP, PMP)) to discuss the evolving landscape of project management, focusing on the rise of decentralized teams, the integration of digital nomadism, and the impact of digital transformation. The dialogue provided valuable insights into balancing the benefits of global talent access with challenges such as communication barriers and the adaptation of project management methodologies to support remote work.
During the panel, discussions delved into the strategic management of decentralized teams and the effective integration of digital nomadism within project management practices. Experts shared their experiences and strategies for overcoming common challenges in remote project management, including maintaining productivity and team alignment across different time zones. The panel also explored the transformative role of emerging technologies like AI in shaping future project management strategies, emphasizing the need for adaptability and innovation in the digital era.
The event highlighted the Barney School of Business's commitment to getting students Career Ready and preparing future leaders in project management through the introduction of the BSBA PM Minor and GAC (PMI) Accredited MBA PM Concentration.
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