By Lori Milhaven, Executive Vice President, IIL
IPM Day has never really been about project management as a discipline. It’s been about the people who practice it and the impact they have on everyone around them.
By Lori Milhaven
IIL is proud to announce that we are now a Corporate Research Partner for the Artificial Organizations Research Program’s 2026 AI Outcomes Study, led by Barry O’Reilly. Here is where you come in. Get your voice in the data.
By Natalie Berkiw-Scenna
A plan is a representation of what we believe will happen. It is not a guarantee. The more complex the project, the more assumptions get baked into that plan, and some of those assumptions will inevitably change.
By George Pitagorsky
AI can think strategically if you ask it to. But if you bring a bias for short-term gain and fail to explore the big picture, neither AI nor any other advisor will help you avoid unexpected consequences.
A thank you to the Champions of IPM Day 2026 By Lori Milhaven, Executive Vice President, IIL Anyone can say it. Our Champions do it. Every organization says it invests in its people. Our IPM Day 2026 Champions prove it. On November 5, thousands of professionals around the world will log in for IIL’s 22nd
By Lori Milhaven
I have spent the past few months getting to know our twelve presenters, interviewing several of them along the way. Every one of them changed how I think. I suspect they will do the same for you.
By George Pitagorsky
Using AI well is like working with a highly intelligent and capable person who takes what you say literally and carries out the task based on its understanding.
By Lori Milhaven
I asked Sarbaja Adhikari, who has worked as both a software engineer and a product manager, how PMs can plan, budget and lead when launch is only the beginning.
By Dr. Tresia Eaves
We could stand to use “recursion” more in our own lives. Calling on ourselves through self-reflection to learn from the lessons of the past. I’ve learned some lessons the hard way but others, I’ve been able to learn by recursion or learning from the mistakes I’ve seen others make. Recursion could also be used to describe remembering your roots.
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