The 5 Biggest Mistakes Companies Make in Their Digital Transformation Journey (and How to Avoid Them)
Linked in
August 07, 2025
Digital transformation is no longer optional, but the path is fraught with pitfalls. Many companies embark on this journey with great intentions but stumble due to common, avoidable mistakes. Understanding these can save you time, resources, and ensure a smoother, more successful transition.
See publication
Tags: AI, Digital Transformation, IT Operations
Navigating Resistance: Strategies for Driving Employee Adoption in Digital Transformation
Linked in
August 06, 2025
Digital transformation is as much about people as it is about technology. One of the biggest hurdles organizations face isn't the tech itself, but ensuring their teams embrace and effectively utilize new systems and processes. Resistance to change is natural, but with the right strategies, you can transform skepticism into enthusiastic adoption.
See publication
Tags: Behavioral Science, Change Management, Digital Transformation
International Journal of Engineering, Science, Technology and Innovation (IJESTI)
International Journal of Engineering, Science, Technology and Innovation (IJESTI)
May 22, 2025
This research paper investigates the evolving role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in project leadership,
examining its capacity to enhance decision-making processes while also considering the potential for it to
replace essential human intuition. The paper explores the integration of AI technologies within modern project
management, drawing parallels with advancements such as Machine Learning in Earned Value Management.
It addresses the central dilemma of whether AI primarily augments human capabilities or poses a risk to the
nuanced, intuitive aspects of leadership. The paper is structured to first review traditional project leadership
and the emergence of AI, then delve into how AI enhances decision-making through data-driven insights and
automation. Subsequently, it critically assesses AI's limitations and the irreplaceable nature of human intuition,
ethical judgment, and creativity. The discussion focuses on fostering a synergistic human-AI relationship,
emphasizing human-centric AI design and addressing ethical implications. The paper concludes that AI serves
as a powerful partner, augmenting rather than supplanting human leaders, and advocates for a balanced
approach where technology enhances human potential to achieve optimal project success in an increasingly
complex environment.
See publication
Tags: AI, AI Infrastructure, Project Management
Shadows of Deception
KIT
May 30, 2025
In the luminous haze of Mumbai’s skyline, where ancient
traditions and modern aspirations collide, we find the heart
of “ShadowsofDeception.” This remarkable novel invites us
into a world where the past refuses to remain buried, where
homecomingbecomesbothredemptionandreckoning. When
I first encountered Dr. Madhuri Deshmukh stepping off the
plane at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, I recog
nized in her the universal struggle of those who have left
their homeland behind—the disorienting sensation of being
both insider and outsider, of carrying two worlds within one’s
soul. Her journey back to India after fifteen years abroad is
not merely a physical return but a profound psychological
pilgrimage toward understanding and reconciliation. What
distinguishes this narrative from conventional crime fiction
is its deep emotional resonance andcultural authenticity. The
Mumbaiportrayed here is not simply a backdrop but a living,
breathing entity—a city of contradictions where sacred cows
amble through traffic beneath gleaming skyscrapers, where
the scent of spices mingles with exhaust fumes, where ancient
rituals persist alongside cutting-edge technology. Through
Madhuri’seyes,weexperiencethesensoryoverloadofreturning
to a place both achingly familiar and startlingly changed. At
its core, “Shadows of Deception” explores the complex inter
play between personal and professional identity. Madhuri’s
iii
quest to uncover the truth about her father’s death becomes
inextricably linked with her work as a forensic psychologist.
Themysterioussymbolcarvedintoamurdervictim’schest—
echoing notes fromherfather’s final case—creates ahaunting
connection between pastandpresent, betweenfamilytrauma
and professional duty. This intersection of the intimate and
the investigative gives the narrative its unique power and
poignancy. The novel also offers a nuanced exploration of
familyrelationships,particularlythecomplicatedbondbetween
Madhuriandhermother,Saanvi. Their interactions, laden with
unspokengrief and mutualdisappointment, reflect the ways in
which traumareverberates through generations. Yet beneath
the tension lies a fragile thread of connection that neither time
nor distance has fully severed. What I find most compelling
about this work is its refusal to offer easy answers or moral
certainties. As Madhuri’s father once told her, “Dharma isn’t
always clear… Sometimestherightpathishiddeninshadow.”
This philosophical underpinning gives the story a depth that
transcends genre conventions, inviting readers to consider the
nature of truth, justice, and personal integrity in a world where
these values are constantly tested. The character of Madhuri
herself embodies this complexity—a womanwhohasbuilther
professional identity around understanding the human psyche
yet struggles to reconcile the contradictions within her own
heart. Her methodical approach to life—from her minimalist
London flat to her carefully controlled emotions—stands in
stark contrast to the vibrant, chaotic vitality of Mumbai. This
tension between order and chaos, between Westernrationalism
andEastern spirituality, creates a rich psychological landscape
for the unfolding mystery. As you turn these pages, you will
be drawn into a world where the boundaries between past
iv
andpresent blur, where ancient symbols carry deadly modern
significance, and where onewoman’ssearchfortruthbecomes
a journey toward self-discovery. You will walk the streets of
MumbaialongsideMadhuri,feelingtheweightofhistoryand
expectation on your shoulders, sensing the shadowsthat lurk
behind the city’s brilliant facade. “Shadows of Deception”
reminds us that we can never truly escape our origins, that
the stories we tell about ourselves are inevitably shaped by
the stories that came before us. Yet it also suggests that in
returning to confront our past, we may find not only painful
truths but also unexpected liberation. It is my privilege to invite
youinto this meticulously crafted world of mystery, memory,
andmeaning. MayMadhuri’sjourneyresonatewithyourown
questions about identity, belonging, and the enduring power of
truth to illuminate even the darkest shadows
See publication
Tags: Culture, Social
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Modern Project Management: Trends and Implications for 2025
International Journal of Engineering, Science, Technology and Innovation (IJESTI)
April 23, 2025
This research paper examines the evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in modern project
management and its implications for 2025. Through a comprehensive analysis of current literature,
industry reports, and case studies across multiple sectors, we identify key trends and technologies shaping
the future of project management. The study reveals that AI adoption in project management is
accelerating, with technologies such as machine learning, predictive analytics, and natural language
processing transforming traditional processes. Our findings indicate that by 2025, AI will significantly
impact project outcomes through enhanced forecasting accuracy, automated task management, intelligent
resource allocation, and proactive risk mitigation. The research also highlights implementation challenges
including technical integration issues, organizational resistance, skills gaps, and ethical considerations.
Case studies across construction, software development, healthcare, manufacturing, and financial services
demonstrate quantifiable benefits including 15-40% improvements in efficiency, 20-30% cost reductions,
and 25-50% enhanced risk identification. This paper contributes to both theoretical understanding and
practical application by providing a framework for AI implementation in project management and a
roadmap for organizations navigating this technological transition. The implications suggest a
fundamental shift in the project manager’s role from tactical oversight to strategic orchestration, with AI
handling routine tasks while humans focus on complex decision-making, stakeholder management, and
innovation.
See publication
Tags: AI, Analytics, Digital Transformation
Machine Learning for Dynamic Earned Value Management (EVM): A 2025 Perspective
International Journal of Advanced Multidisciplinary Scientific Research (IJAMSR)
March 08, 2025
This research paper explores the integration of machine learning
technologies with Earned Value Management (EVM)
methodologies, offering a comprehensive analysis of how these
technologies are transforming project performance measurement
and forecasting in 2025. The paper examines the fundamental
principles of EVM, identifies its traditional limitations, and
investigates how machine learning algorithms and AI-driven
approaches address these challenges. Through an analysis of
current applications, emerging trends, and future directions, the
research provides insights into the evolving landscape of project
performance management in an increasingly digital and data-driven
environment. The findings suggest that machine learning enhances
EVM capabilities through improved data collection and analysis,
more accurate forecasting, dynamic baseline adjustments, and
enhanced decision support. These advancements address
longstanding limitations of traditional EVM while creating new
possibilities for project performance optimization in complex,
uncertain environments.
See publication
Tags: AI, Project Management, Risk Management
Impact of Agile Project Management on Electronic Health Record (EHR) Implementation
Indian Journal of Research in Pharmacy and Biotechnology (IJRPB)
January 15, 2025
The implementation of Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems represents one of
the most significant technological transformations in modern healthcare. Despite
their potential benefits, EHR implementations frequently encounter challenges
including cost overruns, timeline delays, and user resistance, particularly in multi
facility health systems. This research paper examines the impact of Agile project
management methodologies on EHR implementation, contrasting this approach with
traditional project management frameworks. Through comprehensive literature
review and analysis of case studies from multi-facility health systems, this study
investigates how Agile principles—including iterative development, continuous
stakeholder engagement, and adaptive planning—can address common
implementation challenges. The research reveals that Agile methodologies can
significantly improve EHR implementation outcomes by enhancing stakeholder
engagement, increasing flexibility, accelerating time-to-value, improving risk
management, and optimizing cost efficiency. The paper presents a framework for
implementing Agile methodologies in multi-facility health systems and offers
recommendations for healthcare organizations undertaking EHR implementations
See publication
Tags: Agile, Health and Safety, Product Management