Over the past 30 years or so, significant software changes have driven most of us to seek further certification in order to keep competitive in our companies or in the marketplace. Right now, it is AI. For several years it was every variation of Agile. We all can think of any number of these under the general umbrellas of Project and Change Management. When the market becomes saturated with an entry certification such as Agile, sub-specialization certs creep in such as Scrum or SAFE agile for example. These are supported by their own certification infrastructures.
I believe that AI, the current elephant in the room, will follow the same path, only in AI's case, the impact to the workforce will be far more dramatic. Sub-species of AI will pop up diluting the impact of any current AI certification. What do you think ACMP can do to maintain a leadership position in this new revolution. Personally, I believe this is as a significant change to the marketplace as network computing and the internet were when they came into play. How to we stay ahead? What is in your crystal ball?
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Frank Gorman, Former ACMP Board Member, Transformation Consultant
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