AI-Powered Projects Driving Global Transformation, Survey Reveals
TL;DR
Early AI adopters gain up to 25% faster project execution and measurable advantages in forecasting, resource management, and risk reduction.
The 2025 Global AI in Project Management Survey reveals how AI integration improves project delivery through enhanced forecasting, resource allocation, and risk management processes.
AI-powered projects unlock human creativity and enable more meaningful work, driving organizational and societal progress in the Transformation Age.
With $48 trillion invested annually in global projects, AI-driven efficiency gains could generate trillions in value while redefining leadership and work.
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The 2025 Global AI in Project Management Survey, the world's largest research on AI use in projects, reveals a profound shift in how organizations execute and scale transformation. Conducted by Prof. Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez and Dr. Ricardo Viana Vargas, the study gathered insights from 870 professionals across 97 countries, indicating we are entering the Transformation Age where AI-powered projects form the foundation of organizational and societal progress.
Artificial intelligence adoption is accelerating rapidly, with over 60% of professionals now using or experimenting with AI tools and more than half of organizations having integrated AI into project delivery. The impact is substantial, as early adopters report up to 25% faster project execution alongside measurable gains in forecasting, resource management, and risk reduction. With $48 trillion invested in projects globally each year, even small efficiency gains could generate trillions in value across industries.
According to Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez, the future of work is project-driven and increasingly AI-powered. He emphasizes that AI should not be used merely to cut costs but to unlock human creativity and enable more meaningful, value-creating work. Dr. Ricardo Viana Vargas adds that AI will not replace project managers but rather empower them to lead transformation and drive measurable results. The study finds that cultural resistance and lack of trust have now overtaken technical barriers as the primary challenges, demonstrating that successful transformation depends as much on people as on technology.
The full white paper detailing these findings is available for download at https://get.pmairevolution.com/report-2025. Additional information about AI-driven project management can be found at https://www.pmairevolution.com. This research underscores how AI is not just improving productivity but fundamentally redefining leadership, work, and organizational transformation in what researchers identify as a new era of project-driven progress.
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