The Future of Project Management: Adapting to Modern Needs

Modern project management is different from what it was ten years ago. New methods and tools have been developed, the number of projects and members in project teams has increased, professionalism in project management has generally increased, and projects have become highly complex. Parallel to this, artificial intelligence, automation, information and communication technology, human resources management, and many other areas are being developed, which will continue to impact project management in the future significantly. At the same time, new generations of young people are entering the labour market with different needs and expectations for project work.

The authors of the book provide decision-makers, project workers, and students with an insight into the modern challenges of project management due to digitization, artificial intelligence and project economy. The book is based on knowledge of classic management principles but does not follow them blindly, arguing that modern project management is based on people, their values, and the intelligent use of methods, techniques, and emerging technologies.

Igor Vrečko, PhD, is an associate professor of general management and Vice Dean for Development Projects and Cooperation with the Environment at the University of Maribor’s Faculty of Economics and Business, Slovenia. His research focuses on project management and its integration with strategic, innovation, and crisis management. He has published over 100 papers in national and international journals and books. He was a director of the international project management certification process in Slovenia and is currently the president of the Slovenian Project Management Association. He is the Head of the Institute of Project Management at the University of Maribor.

Associate professor Brigita Gajšek, PhD, holds a teaching position at the University of Maribor’s Faculty of Logistics, Slovenia. She is Vice President of the Slovenian Project Management Society. She consults Slovenian production companies on intralogistics and the digitalization of business processes. Her research interests include digital maturity, industry 4.0 in logistics, renewal of business processes, project management, and ergonomics. She masters logistics 4.0, maturity models, ergonomics in logistics, survey methodology and statistical analysis, as follows from her research work. She has published over 40 papers in national and international journals and books.

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