Author. Khatia Mishelashvili, PMP
Maximizing Project Management with GenAI: Tools, Automation & Smarter Execution
In today’s era of technological advancement, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has firmly established itself as a disruptive force. The rapid emergence of Generative AI (Gen AI) has left many wondering: should we embrace this innovation or remain in our comfort zones, where AI still feels unfamiliar and distant? Despite initial hesitations, the rapid pace of AI development compels us to adapt and explore its potential.
While debates about AI replacing human roles and creating chaos persist, the opportunities it offers far outweigh the challenges.
In this context, the Project Management Institute (PMI) Switzerland Chapter, in collaboration with Acadys International (renowned digital transformation guides) hosted a live event on January 23rd in Geneva.
We had the privilege of welcoming Dr. Georges Bressange, Associate Director at Acadys, France, an expert Data Scientist consultant, who has led numerous projects in the fields of Data Science, AI, and Big Data. Dr. Georges Bressange is notably the creator of the AI Navigator, which allows searching, processing, and visualizing all types of information and knowledge in various forms (text, voice, image, video) from diverse linguistic sources.
The session delved into how AI and Generative AI (Gen AI) are revolutionizing project management by enabling smarter execution, enhancing automation, and streamlining workflows.
Attendees had the unique opportunity to witness live demonstrations of tools like:
Chatmind (Organize and structure requirements),
Noota (Meeting documentation) approved by European law,
Articoolo (Content generation tool for unique, high-quality articles),
and many others. These tools showcased their adaptability across various sectors, offering practical ways to augment efficiency in project management. From automating workflows to generating actionable insights, these tools demonstrated how AI can be effectively used to enhance productivity in industries such as construction, software development, and beyond.
The event also showcased practical approaches to integrating AI into project management practices, empowering teams to work smarter, not harder.
From automation to informed decision-making, the tools and strategies shared offered a glimpse into how AI can redefine success in project execution.
Dr. Georges Bressange’ expertise, real-world use cases, and practical tips for successfully collaborating with AI inspire confidence in mastering and adopting these tools to simplify daily tasks.
As we look ahead, one thing is clear:
AI won’t replace humans, but those who know how to use AI will replace those who don’t.
Together, we are paving the way for a more innovative and efficient future in project management.
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