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The Digital Project Manager

Galen Low

The Digital Project Manager is the home of digital project management inspiration, how-to guides, tips, tricks, tools, funnies, and jobs. We provide project management guidance for the digital wild west where demanding stakeholders, tiny budgets and stupid deadlines reign supreme.

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  • 23 episodes
  • weekly
  • Avg 48 min
  • English
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  • April 21 · 39 min

    AI For Kids: How Project Teams Can Build It Responsibly

    Most AI tools weren’t designed with kids in mind—but kids are using them anyway. That tension sits at the heart of this conversation with Aderonke Akinbola, where the question isn’t if we should build AI for children, but how we do it responsibly. From digital playgrounds that shape behavior to the long-term implications of data exposure, this episode explores why the stakes are fundamentally different for younger users—and why product teams can’t afford to treat child safety as an afterthought. Galen and Ade dig into what it really means to design AI experiences that protect, educate, and develop young users. They unpack practical ways teams can introduce ethical friction, rethink data handling, and advocate for safer systems—while also looking ahead to a future where AI itself may act as a guardian for children navigating an increasingly intelligent digital world. Resources from this episode: Join the Digital Project Manager Community Subscribe to the newsletter to get our latest articles and podcasts Connect with Aderonke on LinkedIn

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  • April 14 · 44 min

    Why Technical Teams Still Fail Without These Skills

    Soft skills are having a moment—but they’re still widely misunderstood, undervalued, or dismissed as “nice to have.” In this episode, Galen sits down with Yadi Caro to unpack why that perception persists—and why it’s costing teams more than they realize. Drawing from her experience working with elite technical teams in the defense sector, Yadi reframes soft skills as something far more rigorous: essential capabilities that enable collaboration, decision-making, and ultimately, results. Together, they explore what it actually looks like to apply these skills in high-pressure, highly technical environments—and why, in the age of AI, they’re becoming even more critical. From onboarding new team members mid-project to navigating conflict and driving alignment, this conversation makes a strong case: soft skills aren’t soft—they’re the work. Resources from this episode: Join the Digital Project Manager Community Subscribe to the newsletter to get our latest articles and podcasts Connect with Yadi on LinkedIn Check out SAIC Yadi’s book: Hardcore Soft Skills and podcast

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  • April 7 · 49 min

    Inside Logitech's AI Transformation: From AI Curiosity to Competency

    AI transformation isn’t just a tech upgrade—it’s a human one. In this episode, Eric Porres (Chief AI Officer at Logitech) pulls back the curtain on what year two of an enterprise-wide AI transformation actually looks like. From shifting mindsets to scaling real adoption, this conversation gets into the messy middle: where curiosity turns into capability, and experimentation starts becoming systems. What stands out is how much of this journey has nothing to do with picking the “right” model—and everything to do with behavior change. Eric shares how Logitech moved from AI curiosity to AI competency, what it takes to build a culture of creators (not just users), and why thinking of AI as a teammate—not a tool—changes everything. Resources from this episode: Join the Digital Project Manager Community Subscribe to the newsletter to get our latest articles and podcasts Connect with Eric on LinkedIn and Substack Check out Logitech

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