Analytics in Complex Projects SIG (ACP SIG) - International Centre for Complex Project Management (ICCPM)

Analytics in Complex Projects SIG (ACP SIG)Sebastian Winter2024-07-15T16:33:41+10:00

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ICCPM’s ACP SIG is a forum fostering collaboration to enable cross-disciplinary insights that enhance decision-making in complex projects. The group will facilitate knowledge exchange and share best practices, case studies, and lessons learned. This collective wisdom helps practitioners navigate complexities and apply data-driven approaches effectively. The SIG will promote the adoption of data-driven tools, including AI models, to address project challenges and optimise resource allocation.

The ACP SIG will be a hub for knowledge, collaboration, and technology adoption, ultimately improving project success in complex contexts. We aim to bring together experts from diverse fields—project management, data science, AI, and more.

Dr Heather Brindley is the founder of AXiLe Informatics, an Australian startup and provider of education services in the field of decision-making and problem solving.
She is an expert software systems engineer, with experience of a wide range of complex application systems and multiple different hardware platforms. She started her career in the banking sector, then moved into the government sector when she joined Accenture Australia. There, she managed project delivery teams for the Australian Defence Force, the Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney General, the Victorian Energy Networks Corporation, and many other clients.

Dr Ripon Chakrabortty (Senior Member, IEEE) is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor Eqvnt.) in Systems Engineering & Decision Analytics at the School of Systems & Computing (SysCom), UNSW Canberra, Australia. He is experienced in “Artificial Intelligence in Decision-Making for Complex Systems”. His research interest covers a wide range of topics in decision analytics, applied artificial intelligence, evolutionary computation, operations research, and applied optimisation in the “Project Scheduling and Supply Chain Management” domains. He is the team leader and founder of ‘The Decision Support & Analytics Research Group’ at the School of Systems & Computing, UNW Canberra, Australia. He is also the program coordinator of ‘Master of Decision Analytics’ program at UNSW Canberra.