Work Location Does Not Impact Effectiveness of Project Performance, Finds New Research from Project Management Institute
To examine if work location really drives project performance Project Management Institute (PMI), the world's leading authority for project professionals, published its 15th annual Pulse of the Profession ® report, The Future of Project Work: Moving Past Office-Centric Models.
- To examine if work location really drives project performance Project Management Institute (PMI), the world's leading authority for project professionals, published its 15th annual Pulse of the Profession ® report, The Future of Project Work: Moving Past Office-Centric Models.
- The survey results of 2,246 project professionals and 342 senior leaders around the world provide compelling evidence that organizations can provide work location flexibility, agility, and empowerment without affecting project execution and performance.
- For many teams, that is a fit-for-purpose, hybrid management approach – one that blends both agile and predictive tools and methods.
- To learn more about the future of project work, read the full report here .