Lee Lambert

Topic – The Future of Project Management Through the Eyes of the Past

Abstract

A Project Management career wasn’t always a career. It once was just a hobby that technical people did in their spare time. How did we get from hobby to career and what’s next? Lee Lambert will spare no detail.
This presentation will share the experiences of someone who has been there through it all. More than 45 years of involvement in PMI has exposed the good, the bad and the ugly. We have gone from basic project scheduling to comprehensive integrated project planning to an Agile explosion that has had the impact of a 7.5 quake on the Richter Scale and we aren’t done yet as AI is threatening to change everything (again)

Professional background

Lee R. Lambert is considered throughout the world as one of the project management profession’s thought leaders. He has been spreading the PM word for over 50 years, was one of the Founders of the PMP and is recognized by PMI as one of only 70 PMI Fellows. Lambert has implemented four enterprise-wide project management information systems and his work in developing High Performance Teams has been judged a miracle. He has prepared and delivered user training to thousands of employees at AT&T, IBM, General Electric, MicroSoft, Roche and countless others. His value-add consulting and training has been instrumental in creating successful PMOs to drive rapid implementation. He has provided “public” training programs for more than 50,000 professionals in 23 countries.

All Sessions by Lee Lambert

1. Main Stage

23 March 2023
09:15

The Future of Project Management through the Eyes of the Past

09:15 - 10:00

A Project Management career wasn’t always a career. It once was just a hobby that technical people did in their spare time. How did we get from hobby to career and what’s next? Lee Lambert will spare no detail. This presentation will share the experiences of someone who has been there through it all. More than 45 years of involvement in PMI has exposed the good, the bad and the ugly. We have gone from basic project scheduling to comprehensive integrated project planning to an Agile explosion that has had the impact of a 7.5 quake on the Richter Scale and we aren’t done yet as AI is threatening to change everything (again).