We must be aware of this and understand how to use digital resources to economize on project infrastructure, logistics, and data tracking.
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Robotic processing will assist in automating typical PMO duties, and some project management solutions already include Awe functionality. 70% of firms, according to Deloitte, are investigating or utilizing AI.
Human/machine collaboration
Beyond the advancements in Awe that we are witnessing, particularly in the PMO, we are not aware of how this might appear in a project scenario at this time. But it will happen. Jobs may also be impacted.
Although we continue to be optimistic about the function of the project manager, we believe that other occupations that you frequently contact with, like system testers, may be more vulnerable to automation.
This should free up humans from performing labor-intensive activities like system testing and elevate their role to one of knowledge leadership, raising the bar for the already-in-use tools.
Although devices will become more powerful, most of the corresponding mobile applications still don’t have all the features of PM software. That needs to change.
Tools and systems that can be accessed remotely and at home will become more and more crucial for those working from home offices. Therefore, connection and security must be available outside of headquarters.
Being able to work from home and achieve the work-life balance you’ve always wanted still depends on data security.