An AI project manager plans and leads the deployment of AI systems inside an organization, and is accountable for carrying each one from approved pilot to governed, measurable production across every vendor and model involved. The template below defines that role from public sources, including O*NET’s Information Technology Project Manager profile, the NIST AI Risk […]
An AI project manager plans and leads the deployment of AI systems inside an organization, and is accountable for carrying each one from approved pilot to governed, measurable production across every vendor and model involved. The template below defines that role from public sources, including O*NET’s Information Technology Project Manager profile, the NIST AI Risk […]
Contact hours are the education you complete before the PMP® exam — 35 hours of project management training required for eligibility. PDUs (Professional Development Units) are what you earn after certification to keep it — 60 every three years. One gets you into the certification; the other keeps you in it. They are not interchangeable, […]
It’s budget season, and the AI requests are already on your desk: more tool licenses, prompt-writing workshops, an AI learning platform. At the same time, the budget you’re dividing is getting smaller. SHRM’s 2026 L&D benchmarking found the median organization spent $299 on L&D per full-time employee, down from $414 in 2025, even as training […]
The demo worked. The pilot hit its numbers. The steering committee approved the next phase. Six months later, it’s still a pilot, and nobody can quite say why. If you run a PMO, you’ve probably watched this happen more than once. Pilot purgatory is the most common outcome in enterprise AI, and it rarely traces […]