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Critical Chain 2025 Conference - NuNet's case study
TOCICO ( Theory Of Constraints International Certification Organization) organizes the annual conference on the Critical Chain on April 2-3, 2025.
Discover through the many conferences how this method allows projects to be successfully completed, on time and on budget, without sacrificing quality or content, and this, with the same resources.
Marris Consulting is present at
Critical Chain 2025.
Open-source Critical Chain
& Agile
By Etienne Lecerf and Kabir Veitas
Or how to improve project execution while managing complex and rapidly evolving innovation.
Etienne Lecerf of Marris Consulting and Kabir Veitas of NuNet will present how NuNet combines Critical Chain Project Management with Agile practices to improve planning and execution; as well as their use of Fever Charts and Critical Chain schedules to track progress and quickly adapt to contingencies.
NuNet is an open source platform using decentralized GPUs to offer an alternative to traditional cloud services. NuNet’s solution powers AI, machine learning and other applications without relying on centralized providers, helping to drive innovation in a scalable and sustainable way.
Speakers
Etienne Lecerf is Managing Consultant in Marris Consulting based in Paris, France. He has worked with Philip Marris for over nine years.
He has applied the Theory Of Constraints in production and project environments dozens of times in France, Spain, Poland, Mexico, United
Kingdom, the Czech Republic, Germany and Burkina Faso. He is experienced in many types of environments such as Aeronautical MRO, New Product Development, ETO, Manufacturing, etc. His clients work in various industries, including Aeronautics, Oil & Gas, Medical Devices, Software Development, Semiconductor Production, Rail Transport, Mining…
Dr. Kabir Veitas holds a PhD in Interdisciplinary Studies (2019), masters degrees in AI (2009), international business management (2007) and a degree in business administration (1997).
He has a multi-year experience in strategic business consulting, multi-stakeholder negotiations and project management, socio-economic cost-benefit analysis, policy design as well as held executive positions in the past.
His later career focuses on decentralized computing system’s research and development, social integration of AI, IoT and distributed ledger technologies, artificial general intelligence research and technology policy design, based on long standing interest and research of philosophy of mind, cognitive science, complex systems and future studies of human socio-technological systems.
