STRATEGIC PROJECT MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT UNDER INFLUENCE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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strategic project management, development, artificial intelligenceAbstract
This paper explores the dynamic intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and strategic project management (SPM), investigating the transformative effects of AI technologies on traditional project management practices. As organizations navigate an increasingly complex and fast-paced business environment, the integration of AI in SPM emerges as a catalyst for efficiency, adaptability, and informed decision-making. The study delves into key facets of SPM influenced by AI, including data-driven decision-making, predictive analytics, automation of routine tasks, and resource optimization. The role of AI in risk management, particularly in identifying, assessing, and mitigating project risks, is examined in detail. Furthermore, the paper explores how natural language processing (NLP) fosters enhanced communication within project teams, contributing to a more collaborative and connected working environment. Adaptive project planning, facilitated by AI, is investigated as a mechanism for responding to evolving project dynamics in real-time. The paper underscores the importance of continuous monitoring and reporting enabled by AI, providing project managers with timely insights for strategic adjustments. The concept of continuous improvement, driven by AI-driven analytics, is explored as organizations seek to refine and optimize their project management approaches based on past experiences. Ethical considerations and responsible AI practices are emphasized as integral components of AI integration in SPM. The paper concludes by highlighting the synergistic potential of human expertise and AI capabilities, envisioning a future where organizations can leverage AI to achieve more adaptive, efficient, and successful project outcomes. This comprehensive review aims to contribute to the understanding of AI's transformative influence on strategic project management, providing insights for practitioners, researchers, and organizations seeking to navigate the evolving landscape of project management in the era of artificial intelligence.
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