Luck, Probability, and Risk: What Is Really Under Your Control in Projects

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Your Project Needs a Carnival

During Carnival week in Brazil, Ricardo connects celebration with project management. Carnival, one of the world's largest cultural events, symbolizes creativity, energy, discipline, and months of preparation. Behind the music and parades lies structured planning, budgeting, rehe ...  Show more

Claude Cowork: When AI Stops Assisting and Starts Working

In this episode, Ricardo presents Cloud Cowork, an agentic AI model from Anthropic that goes far beyond traditional conversational assistants. It is designed to execute complete tasks within real contexts such as files, folders, documents, reports, and workflows. Ricardo highligh ...  Show more

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