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Logan Storm

Consultant, Digital Workplace Solutions

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Logan Storm is a consultant on Withum’s Digital Workplace Solutions Team, who supports clients through their digital and data transformation journeys and has end-to-end experience in analytics and systems implementations.

Logan has four years of experience consulting on AI and automation and has worked hands-on with the full analytics tech stack, from data extraction to transformation, visualization and analysis. As a result of his work in the field, he has unique qualifications in project and people management. In addition, he is a Certified Scrum Master (CSM).

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Education:

  • Master of Science, Business Analytics, Southern Methodist University
  • BS, Mechanical Engineering, Minor in Management, Oklahoma State University

Originally from Plano, TX, Logan has always loved the outdoors. In his spare time, he plays recreational softball, surfs and hikes

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Semantic AI: Why Your Power BI Semantic Model Is Becoming the Foundation for Enterprise AI 

From Dashboard Engine to AI Control Plane For most of the last decade, the Power BI semantic model played a supporting role. It held the measures, relationships, hierarchies and security roles sitting quietly behind a set of dashboards. Useful, but strictly back-office. That’s changing fast. Over the past year of Fabric releases, Microsoft has been…

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Remote Project Management and Governance: Building and Managing High-Performing Remote Teams
Remote Project Management and Governance: Building and Managing High-Performing Remote Teams

The Real Risk: Proximity Bias and the Informal Information Gap Most distributed team challenges develop quietly through proximity bias and the tendency for decisions and opportunities to concentrate around whoever is physically present or most available in real time. In distributed environments, proximity bias can appear in predictable ways. Remote team members learn about decisions…

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Designing Hybrid PMO Methodologies: What the Waterfall vs. Agile Model Debate Gets Wrong

In parts 1, 2 and 3 of our Building a Future-Ready Project Management Offices (PMO) Series, we covered six critical trends, the role of AI and why data is the foundation of any successful reporting project. In Part 4, we explore how organizations are moving toward hybrid methodologies and how PMO leaders can build frameworks…