Incorporating AI into project management can involve anything from automating simple administrative actions to performing complex tasks such as modeling and resource allocation. Given AI’s diverse use cases and benefits, organizations are increasingly exploring how to implement AI in their project management workflows.
In a survey by technology review firm Capterra, 93% of project managers reported positive ROI from their company’s AI project management tools or tech investments over the past year, and only 8% of surveyed companies reported no current plans to adopt AI into their workflows. These figures attest to AI’s transformative impact on the project management discipline.
“It’s not [a question of] whether AI is going to change the project management landscape,” Capterra associate principal analyst Olivia Montgomery said. “Those numbers show it already has.”
AI is embedded to various degrees in most project management software. That intelligence largely works behind the scenes to help project managers and their teams with many fundamental tasks of their trade, aiming to save time and money while improving project outcomes.
Expert sources said they expect increasing ROI from AI moving…
