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URL:
https://www.project-business.org/research/report-income-comparison-2022
Published:
September 2022
Summary:
In 2018, a survey showed that in high-paying countries, project managers in customer projects are on average better paid than their colleagues in internal projects. In low-paying countries, project managers in internal projects were better paid.
This new study, 4 years and a global pandemic later, was performed to find out if this observation is still true.
Reference:
Project Business Foundation (2022) Income Report: Customer vs. Internal Projects, September [Online]. Available from: https://www.project-business.org/research/report-income-comparison-2022 (Accessed: ## #### 202#).
URL:
https://www.project-business.org/research/survey-education-for-pbm
Published:
March 2022
Summary:
9 out of 10 practitioners in Project Business Management emphasized the need for domain-specific education, but only 1/3 said that he or she had received that.
Reference:
Lehmann, O.F. (2022)
'Market Report: The State of Education for Project Business', Project
Business Foundation, March [Online]. Available from: https://www.project-business.org/research/survey-education-for-pbm
(Accessed: ## ### ####).
URL:
https://www.project-business.org/research/survey-market-trends
Published:
September 2021
Summary:
A survey confirms findings from earlier research that project business management is a big trend. Work that organizations would have done internally some few years ago is now outsourced to contractors. For the contractor organizations, projects for paying customers are a growth-oriented business model.
Reference:
Lehmann, O.F. (2021)
'Market Report: Trends in Make or Buy Decisions', Project Business
Foundation, September [Online]. Available from: https://www.project-business.org/research/survey-market-trends
(Accessed: ## ### ####).
URL:
https://www.project-business.org/research/income-report-customer-internal-projects
Published:
June 2018
Summary:
A survey shows on the first glance that project managers in internal projects and in customer projects earn similar income on a global scale. However, digging deeper into the details, a surprising difference gets revealed.
Reference:
Lehmann, O.F. (2018) Income Report: Customer vs. Internal Projects, June [Online]. Available from: https://www.project-business.org/research/income-report-customer-internal-projects (Accessed: ## #### ####).
Note:
The study has been repeated in July/August 2022. The report of the new study can be found here.
URL:
https://www.project-business.org/research/report-conflicts-in-project-business
Published:
August 2017
Summary:
Conflicts in cross-corporate projects quickly become a nightmare for all the people and companies involved. Everyone's expectations were geared toward great project and business success that they could be proud of. Instead, there is anger, frustration and, in the worst case, legal action. A survey established the most frequent causes of conflicts in project business.
Reference:
Project Business Foundation (2017) Report: Conflicts in Project Business, September [Online]. Available from: https://www.project-business.org/research/report-conflicts-in-project-business (Accessed: ## #### 202#).
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