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The survey is a repetition of the 2018 income study (see report below).
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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 is currently repeated (see survey above).
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