Gene Download Materials Contact the speakers Related recording Brad Frazer and Richard Hundhausen: “Who Owns the Code in an AI World?“. Related Real Life Experience Report: Interview With AI Bot Related upcoming event: Fri, 09/18, 12:00PM EST – New Digital Battlefield AI & Litigation, with Brad Frazer & Jacob Downes
Five Main Take Aways: Realign Personal Objectives – Change objectives with the structure Redefine the concept of Value – Value creation is a group effort, not an individual sport. Redefine the definition of Authority – Authority is how the solution is crafted, not who decided to fix it. Reorient career growth around Breadth – Reward broader, not only up. Don’t forget to … Read more
The Future of an Organization Is Determined by the Questions Its Board Chooses to Ask The responsibility of a Board of Directors (left side) extends far beyond reviewing financial statements, approving budgets, or monitoring operational performance provided by C-Level executives (right side). Its fundamental obligation is to ensure that the organization remains capable of … Read more
Additional Assets: What Type Of Agile Coaches and Scrum Masters Will AI Eat For Lunch? Multiple AI Assistants (Free) Product Definition as a Function of Tech Stack Ownership: How Cloud Models Can Explain Certain Limitations
A recent live discussion featuring Gabriel Steinhardt, founder of Blackblot and one of the most seasoned voices in technology product management, cuts through the noise around one of the most consequential trends in the industry: mass tech layoffs. Gabriel Steinhardt’s argument is blunt — AI is not the primary driver. It’s a convenient story. The … Read more
Note: Friday, Aug 14 – AI vs AI: HR & Hiring (attorney-led discussion) The Email That Started Everything There is a strange kind of compliment that arrives in your inbox on an otherwise ordinary morning — a recruitment email that seems to be a response to your, regular and passive scanning of the landscape of … Read more
There is a striking irony in how modern software development evolved over the last two decades. An industry that once promised creativity, innovation, engineering craftsmanship, and human collaboration has, in many organizations, quietly drifted toward the same industrial management patterns that dominated textile factories more than a century ago. Imagine a crowded garment factory filled … Read more
A New Reality: AI Is Not Coming—It Is Already Here Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept cautiously explored in innovation labs. It is already embedded in the operational fabric of organizations, quietly but decisively reshaping how work gets done. Nowhere is this more visible than in project management and PMO structures, where traditional … Read more
The gap between what is taught in many academic programs and what is required in the modern workplace is no longer subtle—it is structural. As organizations evolve toward product-centric, adaptive, and AI-augmented models, higher education must also evolve. The way we teach management today will determine whether the next generation enters the workforce prepared to … Read more
