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Note:  This is a physical network meeting in Linköping  - not remote
 
Organizations everywhere are investing in AI, yet up to 80% of AI projects never deliver the expected value. Many get stuck as pilots, struggle with poor or unavailable data, or produce solutions that never make it into everyday use. The problem is rarely the technology itself. AI projects are data-driven, experimental and uncertain by nature, and they need a different way of planning, managing and measuring success than traditional projects.
 
In this session you'll learn the most common reasons AI initiatives fail and the warning signs to look out for. You'll also get an introduction to CPMAI, PMI's data-centric and iterative framework for leading AI projects, and see how it helps project managers ask the right questions, manage data and business risks, and guide AI initiatives from idea to real business value.
 
About the speaker: Tommy Wedlund has more than 25 years of experience in project management and works with agile initiatives in a global environment. For more than two years he has worked hands-on in global AI initiatives, giving him first-hand insight into what makes AI projects succeed or stall. He holds an extensive range of certifications, most notably from PMI: PMP, PMI-ACP, PMI-RMP, CPMAI and Disciplined Agile. He is also certified in IPMA Level C, AI-Native SAFe and Half Double, and holds the ICAgile certifications ICP, ICP-APO and ICP-PDM. Tommy is a certified instructor for PMI trainings and works part-time at Linköping University, where he teaches IT project management.
 

City: Linköping
Location: Knowit, Klostergatan 13
When: 2026-11-10 (18:30-20:30)Add to your calendar

Note: New entrance - Klostergatan 13
 
Traditional meatball sandwiches are served. If you have special dietary needs or want another sandwich, please tell paul.leffler@pmi-se.org before 2026-11-06. You can also phone me on 0709-521569.
 

Type: Nätverksträff
Price: Free
Cancellable: No
Participants : 1/20
Responsible for activity: Paul Leffler

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