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Hiromi Nakatani

Tokyo, Japan

Hiromi is the Founder and Managing Director of Axis International Corp., a firm specializing in consulting, advisory, training, and research services in leadership, organizational development, and project management.

With over 25 years of experience in consulting, architecture design, project management, and system auditing, he has collaborated with executives across the United States, Germany, India, and Singapore. His professional background includes key roles at SoftBank, Verizon, and Accenture, as well as advisory engagements with corporations, government agencies, and academic institutions.

As an internationally certified trainer, he provides professional training in software development, computer engineering, project management, and cybersecurity for globally recognized organizations such as PMI, ISC2, CompTIA, and PeopleCert.

Hiromi Nakatani Points
Academic 0
Author 180
Influencer 40
Speaker 0
Entrepreneur 0
Total 220

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Agile 31.98
AI 30.77
Change Management 31.86
Leadership 32.71
Project Management 38

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Cross Industry
Federal & Public Sector
High Tech & Electronics
Higher Education & Research
Professional Services
Telecommunications

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3 Books
Project Management in the AI Era: Introduction and Practice
JMA Management Center
June 03, 2025
This book is a practical guide that explores the potential of AI—especially generative AI—in project management, with the aim of applying it to real-world practice. It provides a step-by-step explanation, from the fundamentals of AI to its applications in project management, offering concrete methods for implementation.

The evolution of AI technology is rapidly transforming project management methodologies. This book explains key points for understanding and leveraging these changes, provides perspectives on the future, and offers a multifaceted analysis of project management in the AI era.

Chapter 1 introduces the fundamental concepts and evolution of AI, along with its role in project management, explaining how AI is transforming the world of projects. Understanding the technological foundations of AI serves as a basis for grasping its practical applications.

Chapter 2 covers data-driven planning, the development of predictive models using AI, risk forecasting, and management methods, supporting more accurate decision-making based on data.

Chapter 3 delves into AI-driven project forecasting, learning and capability development, leadership in the AI era, required skill sets, and strengthening data literacy and decision-making. It presents concrete approaches for mastering the management capabilities demanded in the age of AI.

Chapter 4 addresses security and privacy in AI model integration, the principles of strategic project management with AI, and the customization of AI models to fit organizational needs, offering strategies for safe and effective AI implementation.

Chapter 5 explores the transformation of the Project Management Office (PMO) through AI adoption, its new roles, and strategies for success. It illustrates how the PMO evolves strategically to adapt to the AI era with enhanced roles and functions.

Chapter 6 forecasts the future of AI technology and its impact on project management, examining emerging trends such as expert AI, the rise of multimodal models, the evolving domain of project managers, and AI applications across industries.

This book is designed to serve a broad audience, from beginners in AI project management to experienced professionals. Project managers and developers already familiar with generative AI tools and project management concepts may wish to focus on the core discussions in Chapters 3 through 5, while those new to AI project management are encouraged to begin with the early chapters.

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Tags: AI, Leadership, Project Management

Practical Application of PMBOK 7th Edition - All the Latest Project Management -
JMA Management Center
May 30, 2024
This book covers three projects: a construction project for the redevelopment of a commercial facility, a software development project for the production of a local transportation information application, and a project for planning and managing an event to revitalize a local community.

Based on three fictitious case studies, this book covers various projects and combinations of project life cycles, logically explaining the progression of the process of start-up, planning, execution, control, and closure so that the complex and complicated work involved in project management practice can be understood more clearly. The course will also cover the process of project management from start-up, planning, execution, control, and closure.

In addition, to ensure that the procedures followed in the process of project progression conform to the 7th edition of the PMBOK Guide, the principles and principles of the Project Management Standard, the performance areas of the PMBOK Guide, the five process groups of the “Process Groups: A Practical Guide” positioned as the sister book of the PMBOK, and the 49 This book presents the five process groups and 49 project management processes of the PMBOK's sister book, “Process Groups: A Practical Guide,” and explains them from the flow of the process approach of input, tools and techniques, and output.

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Tags: Change Management, Leadership, Project Management

Agile Project Management
JMA Management Center
April 27, 2022
From construction, information technology, and healthcare to film, music, and video game projects, project management practices continue to evolve. In conventional construction projects, the mainstream was ``waterfall-type (predictive) development,'' in which all planning was decided at the beginning. However, as seen in system construction and software development, there is a rapidly increasing need for ``agile (adaptive) development'' that leads to completion of projects through high-speed trial and error.
Following this trend, this book is a practical guide for practitioners that focuses on agile development while providing an overview of project management. The content also corresponds to the "PMBOK Guide 7th Edition" published in 2022.

[Table of Contents]
Part 1: Project management that realizes value
Chapter 1 Leadership
Chapter 2 Projects and project management Chapter 3
Development approaches that create value

Part 2 Defining a
project Chapter 4 Launching a project
Chapter 5 Collaboration
Chapter 6 Chapter Rules

Part 3 Project Planning
Chapter 7 Risk Management
Chapter 8 WBS
Chapter 9 Planning
Chapter 10 Agile Chapter 11
Estimating Chapter 12
Resources

Part 4 Project Execution and Control
Chapter 13 Team
Chapter 14 Communication
Chapter Chapter 15 Change Management
Chapter 16 Change Management
Chapter 17 Measuring Progress

Part 5 Project and Corporate Strategy Chapter
18 Aligning with Corporate Strategy
Chapter 19 Requirements Chapter
20 Quality and Improvement

PMBOK Guide 6th Edition and 7th Edition Corresponding parts of the edition

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Tags: Agile, Leadership, Project Management

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