From Lagging to Lightspeed: AI for Project Managers

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Imagine a world where your project team's capabilities aren't bogged down by data gaps, administrative gruntwork, or simple code errors. Productivity would soar, creativity would flourish, and project teams could focus on working together, not working on the tech.

This world isn't as much a fantasy as it is the future. Thanks to AI's emerging role in project management, we can finally restructure our teams to achieve more. Join our panel of thought leaders to learn where AI is taking us and how to get there. In this webinar, our panel will discuss:

How artificial intelligence will take prominence in a post-COVID world
AI's role in promoting collaboration within teams
Key action items for successfully integrating AI into your team's workflow

And much more!

Wednesday April 21nd, 2021 at 1:30PM PDT, 4:30PM EDT, 8:30PM GMT

Brought to you by:

Scott Middleton, CEO of Terem Technologies, with Kristian Truelsen and Kuleen Mehta of Wrike

Scott is the CEO and founder of Terem, Australia’s leading tech product development firm. Terem has featured on the Financial Review’s Fast 100 for two years running. Scott has been involved in the launch and growth of 61+ products.

Kristian has been working in Senior Consultant roles for more than 20 years. As a certified Enterprise Architect, he was previously part of a global task force before joining Wrike. He is currently Head of Solution Innovation at Wrike Inc and his team of Industry Principals are pushing the envelope creating innovative work management solution across industries and verticals.

Kuleen Mehta leads the Applied Machine Learning team at Wrike. His passion is for building intelligent experiences that empower users to lead more productive and fulfilling lives. He has built and led applied machine learning teams at Microsoft and a number of leading SaaS companies. Kuleen is a strong proponent of Human-centered Machine Learning that prioritizes usability, understand-ability, privacy, and lack of bias.

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