Public Lecture on Information Systems Project Management

A public lecture discussing the importance of effective communication between IT teams and business stakeholders in developing and managing information systems projects. This event helps students understand how differing perspectives between the technical and business sides are often a major challenge in a digital project.

Participants learn how to translate business needs into the right technology solutions, while also understanding how IT teams can convey technical aspects in a way non-technical stakeholders can easily grasp. The material also covers the importance of collaboration, expectation management, and communication strategies that keep a project running effectively, on time, and aligned with business goals. Because in the real world of work, the biggest errors often don't come from the system, but from miscommunication between people who think they already understand each other.

Through this session, participants are expected to gain a real picture of communication's role in the success of an information systems project, as well as understand the skills needed to become an effective bridge between business needs and technology implementation in the industry.