A Harvard Business School study from August 2020 showed that at least 16 percent of “pandemic-induced” remote workers will likely continue working at home long after Covid-19 has run its course. In addition to a change in scenery, workers have had to adapt to new tools and processes. The move to more remote work has also led to broader adoption of project management software and tools, which may continue to be used by companies even after they reopen their offices. Of course, project management software has been around for a long time. Forbes Advisor set out to compare all the best project management software and tools for 2021 with the goal of helping individuals and companies find the best option for their needs.

Source: Forbes March 08, 2021 12:02 UTC