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Research tribe leaders at the Hub, João and Hayala had their applications accepted to speak at the PMI Minas Gerais congress in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
The PMI-GO AI & Project Management Research Hub rebuilt its entire platform architecture in partnership with AI. Result: engagement-based permissions, LGPD protection by engagement type, and infrastructure ready for any chapter to replicate.
The AI & PM Research Hub now syncs KPIs and deliverables directly with Artia — PMI-GO's portfolio platform. 9 indicators, 20 activities, full visibility for sponsors and PMO.
From 74 → 283 tools in 6 weeks. How we connected Claude.ai, Cursor, ChatGPT and other AI clients to Núcleo's operational database via MCP — with auth + permissions + audit. 12 domains, 1,295h of recorded impact, replicable at any PMI chapter.
Sam Altman says by 2035 anyone will have access to unlimited genius. What happens to the project management profession in that world?
PMI released the 8th edition of PMBOK — the most data-driven update in its history. But does it truly prepare PMs for the world AI is shaping?
How a group of volunteers created a multi-chapter, gamified, zero-cost research structure — and why this model could be the future of professional communities.
Before deploying any AI, two questions: does your team know how to use it? And can your organization control it? Understand why Talent and Governance are the forgotten pillars.
Using AI as a chatbot is old news. Learn how technological radar and autonomous agent orchestration are creating a new class of project management professional.
How AI accelerated the development of a collaborative platform connecting 52 researchers across 5 PMI chapters in Brazil — at zero infrastructure cost.
Everything tribe leaders and researchers need to know about the Research Board — from creating cards to tracking activities.
The 18-month journey to build a digital hub connecting 5 PMI chapters and 52 researchers — using only open source tools and project management best practices.