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PROJECT
MANAGEMENT
ORGANIZATI
ONAL
AGILITY
INTRODUCTION
Between 2010 and 2020, the project management profession
is slated to grow by $6.61 trillion, globally across seven
project-intensive industries. Contributing to this growth will
be an increase in the number of project management roles
across industries as well as across geographies (an additional
11 million project management jobs will be created in 11
countries analyzed by 2020). Because of this anticipated
growth, there has never been a more opportune time for
professionals and job-seekers to build project management
skills.
GROWTH OF PROJECT
MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED
STATES
Expanding job markets. In 2010, almost 5.5 million jobs in
the United States were in project management. By 2020,
that figure is expected to increase to almost 6.2 million.
This double-digit growth (more than 12 percent) in demand
for project management professionals will be matched by
strong growth in the GDP of project-intensive industries,
which will amount to $5.81 trillion in 2020, an increase of
almost 37 percent from 2010.
Rising salaries. The high demand for project-oriented
professionals is reflected in both average salary and salary
growth. In 2010 the average salary of a project management
professional was $98,082, while the average salary of a
non-project-oriented employee was $53,840. Additionally,
between 2004 and 2010 high demand for project-oriented
professionals drove faster-than-average salary growth of
project management professionals; salary growth among
project management professionals averaged about $2,700
a year, $1,000 more than the rate of non-project-oriented
professions, which was approximately $1,700.
Growing industries. Currently, the project-intensive
industries in the U.S. that support the greatest number of
project management roles are business services, with 2
million project management jobs in 2010, and manufacturing,
which had 630,000. However, business services and
healthcare (not currently a project-intensive industry) are
expected to lead the pack in terms of growth between 2010
and 2020. In particular, the healthcare industry is projected
to increase project management roles by 30 percent the
highest growth rate of any project-intensive industry.
$6.61 trillion
across project-intensive industries.
DEFINITION
PROJECT-INTENSIVE
INDUSTRIES
Project-intensive industries
describe those in which occupational
employment has a high level of
project-oriented work. In this
document, those industries are:
Manufacturing
Business
Services
Finance &
Insurance
Information
Services
Construction
Utilities
DEFINITION
KEY PARTNERS
Key Partners, refers to key trade partners of the United States, as well as emerging
economic powers. These countries are:
Australia
Germany
Brazil
India
Canada
Japan
Saudi
Arabia
China
United Arab
Emirates
United
Kingdom
CONCLUSION
The enormous expected growth in the project
management profession between 2010 and 2020 will
be stymied, if not altogether stopped in its tracks, if a
commensurate increase in skilled professionals is not
met. Despite the economic downturn in 2008-2009,
the profession has remained on track to gain nearly 11
million jobs and generate nearly $18.2 trillion in economic
output by 2020 across the U.S. and the other 10 countries
studied.
4,540
1,974
1,290
1,022
1,027
891
649
519
176
279
USA United UAE Saudi Japan India Germany China Canada Brazil Australia
Arabia
Kingdom
PROJECT-ORIENTED
OCCUPATIONS
$93k
$91k
$81k
$49k
$50k
2008
2009
$54k
NON-PROJECT-ORIENTED
OCCUPATIONS
$43k
2004
2010
2020
947k
United Kingdom
JOBS
41k
2010
95k
Saudi Arabia
5.4m
2,603k
Japan
2020
5,219k
India
6.1m
1,696k
Germany
OUTPUT
18,642k
2010
4,252
China
billion
529k
2020
Canada
1,100k
Brazil
5,813
billion
340k
Australia