The Role of Sustainable Knowledge in Project Management

Through this intriguing and thought-provoking presentation, you will uncover how knowledge has been lost, destroyed, and rediscovered through the ages. Discover how these cycles can influence our work and attitudes toward knowledge retention in the workplace. We'll explore strategies to make information and knowledge more sustainable, and while the topic transcends project management, we will also delve into ways project managers can handle information retention more thoughtfully.

Guest Speaker: Jack R. Bialik

Jack R. Bialik is a seasoned professional in the science and technology industry who brings forty years of diverse experience. With a rich history spanning aircraft simulation for the US Air Force, IT project management, telecommunication infrastructure, and Department of Homeland Security initiatives, he embodies a unique blend of expertise. He is an accredited Project Management Professional (PMP®) and a life member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
In 2009, Jack's exceptional skills earned him a spot as a reviewer for the White House's Broadband Technology Opportunities Program under the National Telecommunications and Information Agency. Jack continues to make strides in his contributions, advising Fortune 500 companies such as Nokia, Circle K, Freeport-McMoRan and Wells Fargo on IT system deployment and serving as the Chief Technology Officer for a niche crypto-mining company. With a multifaceted career and a zealous pursuit of knowledge join him in an inspiring walk through time and how our forgotten and vanishing knowledge impacts knowledge management and iterative project management.

PDU Value: 1.0 Ways of Working

AGENDA

7:30 AM - Meeting room open / networking

7:50 AM  - Chapter  Announcements/ Introductions

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM - Presentation