Project Resource Management
When the pandemic struck, businesses faced twin crises — raw material shortages and a talent drought. How did this reshape project management? Discover how resource planning, PMOs, and remote work culture are redefining the way projects succeed today.
Pandemic disruption brought several consequences to the business, two of which must be highlighted, the shortage of raw materials and difficulties in hiring professional personnel in some industries.
Consequences of Pandemic on Project Management
Depending on the industry, both consequences affect the project management, and human resources seem to have more impact. Without people, it is difficult to deliver projects.
Another consequence is that many people only accept job offers to work remotely.
In the past, companies used to ask people to be in the office to experience their culture, their way of working and get a “sense of belonging”.
This concern has been mitigated with collaboration tools. However, the question is how effective they are in the context of non-IT projects, namely healthcare or industrial projects where the deliverable is a tangible product and where some project activities require presence in the lab or factory and must handle raw materials, devices and produce several samples until the requirements are met.
Resource Management
According to PMI, Resource Management is one of the ten knowledgeable areas in project management, and it was considered one of the trends in project management in 2022.
The topic is essential for small and medium-sized companies…
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