Abu Zitar, Raed

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Abu Zitar, Raed
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raed.zitar@sorbonne.ae
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  • Publication
    Effect of Big Data and Analytics on Managing Projects
    (2023)
    El Khatib, Mounir
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    Abu Zitar, Raed 
    ;
    Alnaqbi, Khadeej A.
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    Alnaqbi, Wesal
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    Alharmoodi, Shaima
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    Baydoun, Ali
    The rapid pace of technological advancement necessitates constant adaptation. As a rapidly evolving field, project management has little choice but to take use of technological breakthroughs to stay relevant and fresh. Using big data analytics, businesses and project managers alike can reap the benefits of this technology. Big data analytics is definitely useful for influencing the future of project management, as outlined in this article’s preliminary comments. A new era of 21st-century living appears to be upon us, and project management as a profession appears to be ready to embrace it. Big data collects and stores enormous amounts of data that are becoming increasingly difficult to manage and analyze. The potential benefits and competitive edge of this new technology are motivating the majority of businesses to invest in big data analytics. Structured or unstructured, large amounts of heterogeneous data are processed and managed as ”Big Data” in the enterprise. This includes both structured and unstructured data. Analytic methods and technologies are heavily employed in the management and analysis of large and complex data sets for use in a wide range of applications that enhance the performance of a business. This paper analyzes the impact of big data and business analysis on project management. A literature review is followed by primary and secondary data analysis, which includes interviews and surveys for architectural analysis, in an exploratory study. Qualitative and quantitative data are the norm in all studies in this study. The present study is descriptive in nature, as the goal is to examine the impact of big data and business analysis on project management. Below mentioned impacts have been analyzed and concluded that big data analytics helps to reduce the project complexities, reduces the project cost and enhances the project risk management.
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