BOOK REVIEW
Book Title: AI Project Power: Reimaging Your Role in The Age Of AI
Author: Mei Lin
Publisher: FNova Publishing LLC
List Price: $ 9.99
Format: Soft Cover, 159 pages
Publication Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-1-951486-05-1
Reviewer: Christine E M Gwaze
Review Date: March 2026
Introduction
The book is organized to help non-technical and technical readers to understand AI by using it in real life environment settings. In the early chapters the writer highlights the basics, myths and everything else that often confuses people trying to understand AI. From the foundation, the next section gives a clear explanation on how AI is evolving in changing roles and responsibilities in the Project Management world.
Overview of Book’s Structure
The book is structured in three sections that clearly give the reader a good learning experience, from the fundamentals, understanding the changes and building the skills in the AI driven world. Mei shares simple frameworks for choosing AI tools, partnering with AI system and how it is important to remain agile as technology continues to evolve,
Highlights
One on the strongest messages in the book is that AI and humans are better when they work together. Mei shows how AI helps with repetitive tasks while giving professionals more control over other strategic value-added decision-making tasks. She also explains how AI can support project activities such as scheduling, risk assessment, documentation, forecasting, and making the book more appealing to project management communities and other practitioners.
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How to cite this work: Gwaze, C. E. M. (2026). AI Project Power: Reimaging Your Role in The Age Of AI, book review, PM World Journal, Vol. XV, Issue III, March. Available online at https://pmworldjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/pmwj162-Mar2026-Gwaze-AI-Project-Power-Book-Review.pdf
About the Reviewer
Christine EM Gwaze
Irving, Texas, United States
With 20 years of experience in Software development, Christine Evelyn M. Gwaze, is a seasoned PMP-certified Project Manager and expert in Agile methodologies, strategic planning, and data governance. Beyond her professional success, Christine is a mother and grandmother who is committed to family. She can be contacted: evelyngwa@gmail.com
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