Responsible Project Leadership in the Age of Digital Accountability: A Practical Guide to Agile Delivery and Ethical Leadership (Maxmetrics(r) Project Leadership)

Responsible Project Leadership in the Age of Digital Accountability examines how modern projects operate within increasingly complex digital and regulatory environments. Projects now influence markets, shape human outcomes, generate persistent digital records, and interact with cloud platforms and artificial intelligence systems.

The book introduces the GRIP Framework-Governance, Responsibility, Integrity, and Performance-a structured model for managing digital, cloud, and AI-enabled initiatives. It explores how project leaders can integrate governance structures, ethical oversight, stakeholder accountability, digital asset and record governance, and performance management throughout the project lifecycle.

Drawing on established project management standards, including alignment with the principles-based direction of the PMI PMBOK(R) Guide - Eighth Edition, and considering emerging AI governance and regulatory frameworks, the book presents approaches for managing projects in environments where accountability, transparency, and defensibility are increasingly important.

This work is intended for project managers, program leaders, executives, and governance professionals responsible for delivering technology-driven initiatives in contemporary organizational settings.

Gloria J. Miller, DBA, works in artificial intelligence governance, stakeholder accountability, and complex information technology transformation. She has more than 20 years of program and project management experience and over 15 years working in advanced analytics and business intelligence. During this time, she has led large-scale digital and AI initiatives across sectors including banking, insurance, retail, manufacturing, and government.Dr. Miller is a certified PMP(R) and PMI-ACP(R), and an IEEE Senior Member and Distinguished Contributor in Computer Science. Her work has included managing large-scale transformation initiatives and addressing governance, regulatory, and ethical considerations in technology programs.She has presented research on AI accountability and project governance at international conferences and has received recognition and best paper awards for this work. Her research and professional practice focus on connecting academic research with executive and project leadership practice in responsible AI and digital governance.