Only 35% of projects today are completed successfully. One reason for this disappointing rate is the low level of maturity of technologies available for project management. This is about to change. Researchers, startups, and innovating organizations, are beginning to apply AI, machine learning, and other advanced technologies to project management, and by 2030 the field will undergo major shifts. Technology will soon improve project selection and prioritization, monitor progress, speed up reporting, and facilitate testing. Project managers, aided by virtual project assistants, will find their roles more focused on coaching and stakeholder management than on administration and manual tasks. The author show how organizations that want to reap the benefits of project management technologies should begin today by gathering and cleaning project data, preparing their people, and dedicating the resources necessary to drive this transformation

Netflix is one of the pioneers and leaders of DevOps in the industry and has been at the forefront of DevOps adoption for many years.

Netflix has adopted a microservice architecture, where each service is responsible for a specific function and can be deployed independently.

Netflix also uses cloud computing, where they make use of the resources and services of third-party providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Netflix also uses automation, where they use tools and scripts to perform tasks such as provisioning, configuration, deployment, testing, and recovery.

Netflix also uses a somewhat strange practice: chaos engineering, where they intentionally inject failures into their systems to test their resilience and reliability.