AI in Project Management: From Hype to Hands-On

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Instructor
Jim Hannon
August 13, 2026 (Thursday)
10:00 AM PDT | 01:00 PM EDT
Duration: 60 Minutes
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Overview

AI is moving fast, and project managers are being asked to use it before anyone has explained how. This grounded session cuts through the noise: where AI genuinely helps a PM today, where it doesn’t, and how to use it responsibly. Through live-style examples, attendees see AI draft plans and status updates, summarize meetings, surface risks, and assist with estimates - and learn the judgment to keep a human firmly in the loop.

Why you should Attend

  • A starter set of PM prompts to reuse immediately
  • A simple "where AI helps / where it hurts" map for project work
  • A short checklist for using AI safely and ethically

Areas Covered in the Session

  • The honest landscape - what today’s AI tools do well for PMs, and where they fail or mislead
  • High-value use cases - drafting plans and charters, status reports, meeting summaries, risk brainstorming, first-pass estimates
  • Prompting like a PM - giving AI the context, role, and constraints to get usable output
  • Humans in the loop - reviewing, fact-checking, and owning the decisions AI never should
  • Risk and responsibility - data privacy, confidentiality, bias, and accuracy, with simple team ground rules

Who Will Benefit

  • Project Managers and team leads curious about AI, from total beginners to early experimenters - no technical background needed

Speaker Profile

Jim Hannon - Founder, Project Education (transitioning to VPMMA) and Deep River Institute

Jim is a project management educator and trainer focused on helping people apply modern PM practices - including agile and emerging AI tools - to real work. Through Project Education and Deep River Institute he develops practical, accessible training for professionals at every stage, from students and career-changers to working project managers. He is currently researching and writing a book on applying new technologies in project management. His sessions are hands-on, jargon-free, and built to send people back to work with something they can use immediately.

Jim does these talks on a non- profit non-revenue professional and is giving these talks to give back to a professional that has given to in the past 30 years.