The Biggest PM Opportunity in 20 Years? Transforming Business with AI - Matt Simons

[@aicatalystpartners]

Thanks for having me on the podcast. Really enjoyed the discussion. I do believe is the biggest opportunity for PMs in 20years. They just need to have the mind set to embrace the change, ensure they keep up to date with technology with out forgetting, as with all the previous waves of digital transformation, it’s people & culture that will ultimately determine success

[@Onlinepmcourses]

I absolutely agree, Matt. Tools are merely enablers - transformation requires changes in mindsets and behaviors. Thank you for providing all this value to my viewers.

[@projectperkswithharkiran]

Loved the toaster analogy here ! Awesome episode ! Thanks for this collaboration 😊

[@Onlinepmcourses]

Thank you very much, Harkiran.

[@Onlinepmcourses]

Many project professionals will be called upon to implement organizational transformation projects and programs that are driven by the implementation of AI-based capabilities. What are the pitfalls you will face? And what strategies can you deploy? Matt Simons is an expert in this are. He is a founding partner of AI Catalyst Partner and this interview is essential listening to anyone who leads (or aspires to lead) major organizational projects or programs.

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[@MissEugeniaS]

I see most people haven't yet figured out the concept of AI itself, leave alone using it in organisations. But we'll all be there sooner or later :)

[@Onlinepmcourses]

There is a huge amount to learn about AI, because it is not a single thing, but a broad range of technologies. Anyone who thinks it is just ChatGPT and its equivalents is missing most of the picture. But, I agree - the knowledge will seep into business once early adopters start to show successes.

[@aicatalystpartners]

Adoption is certainly at the early stages, especially in Uk vs US and also dependent on company size. However as Mike said Ai is a broad range of technologies. For many companies / employees their first interactions with AI are likely to be in software that is already in place and that has added some form of AI enabled functionality such Adobe or Salesforce etc

[@Elements5025]

The software engineers are responsible for accidents together with the company...

[@Onlinepmcourses]

What is this related to? I find it hard to accept that we can apportion blame in the abstract. I don't doubt that there have been cases where software engineers have, by neglect, error, or even malintent, have caused harm. But, as a sweeping generalization... this is, frankly, nonsense.