The COVID-19 pandemic has had a disastrous effect on project managers and their operations. A greater focus on remote work has hampered the collaborative practises that are common in traditional team settings. Supply chains are being severely disrupted by lockdowns and border closures, and project management is becoming increasingly difficult.

Project management remains the key to success for many firms in a world beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's project managers must learn new technological systems and overcome problems that they and their team members confront while working from home. They need to work on their communication skills and learn how to evaluate projects remotely.

During the pandemic, technology has further transformed the workplace. Artificial intelligence is beginning to gain traction (AI). AI is expected to save a significant amount of money and have a significant impact on how administrative activities are carried out. To reap the benefits and maximise the return on investment, project managers must remain ahead of these trends.

Group Futurista is presenting the “Future of Project Management” virtual summit to bring different companies and their project managers together to understand the latest trends in play such as sustainability of projects. And also help understand how to better analyze project management with industry-leading experts coming to discuss and provide valuable insights into the latest challenges, implantation of emerging technology they will face in a post-pandemic era.