Center Stage: The Voice of The Project Economy
The nature of work is changing. As organizations restructure their activities around projects and programs during a time of unprecedented change and complexity, they’re also called on to reimagine how problems are solved and how work gets done. This takes a deep commitment to collaboration, empathy and innovation. Through this podcast series, ‘Center Stage: The Project Economy’, PMI presents the real meaning of innovative change, focusing on the strengths of virtual teams and cross-functional project-based work. We’ll help you stay on top of the trends and see what’s ahead for The Project Economy, and your career.
- Update frequency
- every 14 days
- Average duration
- 35 minutes
- Episodes
- 33
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2021
Ethics, Technology, and Innovation
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the human-technology interface, the value proposition of products and services, and the future of work. This technology, like others, can advance positive o…
Innovation to Deliver Value
David Dabscheck is the founder and CEO of GIANT Innovation, which transforms the way organizations and people think and act to become world-class innovators. David has led hundreds of innovation proj…
Building Africa’s Entrepreneurs
Believing that Africa’s economic development lies in the lands of the private sector, the Tony Eluemelu Foundation (TEF) is training, mentoring and funding entrepreneurs across all 54 African countri…
Innovation in Large Organizations
Peter Temes, Founder and President of the Institute for Innovation in Large Organizations, will be sharing insights into how large organizations innovate. In 2005, Peter founded the Institute for Inn…
Talking about Project Knowledge
We are living in a project economy where products, services, and ideas are developed through the global exchange of knowledge. However, what are we talking about when we talk about working knowledge…
The Brightline Initiative – Helping Organizations Transform
According to numerous studies transformation risk is the greatest concern for leaders. The ability to connect ideas with results is the focus of Brightline.
In this podcast, Ricardo Vargas shares ins…
Servant Leadership in a Time of Crisis
Good governance requires great project management. This is amplified in times of crisis and recovery.
In this podcast, Member of Congress Bryan Steil examines the importance of execution and disaster …
Reimagining the Workplace for Engagement
Dr. Nancy Dixon is a world-renown leader helping organizations in collective sensemaking, managing knowledge, and designing virtual learning systems. There is a revolutionary shift in workplace pract…
Tom Stewart: Lessons for Leaders from Middle Market Companies
Joe Cahill and Tom Stewart discuss the trends in work with a focus on the middle market industries. This is the sector with the greatest opportunity for growth and innovation. The middle market compa…
Unlearn to Achieve
Good leaders know they need to continuously learn, but great leaders know when to unlearn the past to succeed in the future.
In this podcast, Barry O’Reilly shares the system he uses to help Fortune 5…
Resilient Leadership
Dr. Madelyn Blair is a leader, author, and researcher who has studied the factors that lead to resilient leadership. This capability is more relevant than ever before, exploring how individuals, mana…
Tom Davenport and The AI Advantage
Tom Davenport is the President's Distinguished Professor of Information Technology and Management of Babson College, a Digital Fellow at the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy, and a Senior Adviso…
The Challenge to Succeed
There are very few enterprises that truly surpass the wonders of good fiction, while becoming firmly grounded in the psyche of nations and real history. NASA can claim that status - and only a handfu…