Surveys

A recent global study on the state of business analysis shows organizations are missing key internal competencies that could enhance productivity and profitability. As a result, organizational objectives are often disconnected from those responsible for execution.

Project Management Institute reports that 71 percent of project managers saw an increase in compensation over the last 12 months.

Collaboration is a common theme throughout many of the leading trends for project management in 2012, as determined by a global panel of senior executives and subject matter experts.

By adopting PPM solutions, organizations will be positioned to manage successful cloud initiatives, increase business agility and innovation, and provide visibility and control over their cloud services portfolio, a global survey concludes.

A survey finds 70 percent of information workers don’t believe status meetings help them accomplish work tasks, and 40 percent view status meetings as a waste of time.

Are you between jobs? Looking to move on? The latest online poll of the ProjectsAtWork community takes the pulse of job satisfaction and current work status.

A new global survey indicates disparities in the measurement and effectiveness of PMOs, leaving their value a great unknown.

The Project Management Institute’s Pulse of the Profession report offers data on organizational project management trends.

A new study shows that more than a third of projects are at risk and, not surprising, a key factor for recovering troubled projects is the actions of the project managers.

A new survey by IIBA and Forrester provides information about business analysts, including backgrounds, skills, responsibilities and aspirations.