How to use data analytics to improve project outcomes
Ted Friedman, vice president and analyst at Gartner, predicts the following three trends will drive fundamental changes in the use of data and analytics:
- Instead of just reflecting business performance, data analytics will become the driver of operations.
- Data and analytics will become infused in an organization's architecture from end to end, creating a holistic approach -- and this will include strategic project management in EPMOs (enterprise program management offices).
- Executives will use data and analytics for business strategy and growth, creating new additional roles for professionals.
- Experts share insights on how data improves project performance
Companies of all sizes have been using data analytics to seek out opportunities, reduce costs, create efficiencies, make better and faster decisions, and ultimately increase customer satisfaction; this also translates at the project, program and portfolio levels since these greatly enable company-wide strategy.
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