Task versus Step

We all deal with daily tasks, such as preparing for a meeting or creating a deliverable. The problem is that the word "task" is too finite or individualistic. What if our tasks are related to each other? Should we care? Maybe we don't if our only objective is to knock them off our list. But,”.

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Hey-ho, it's 5.4!

We have released version 5.4 to our customers. This release includes a few features and improvements and fixes a lot of bugs. Key improvements includes better resource forecasting and a new help center.

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Save the Planet with Sustainability Projects

Most enterprise initiatives are driven by projects. Are we considering sustainability when establishing project methodology and process planning?

I'm compelled to bring up this topic this week since it's in the news, so it's a good time to start discussing how we can focus on sustainability process steps in our projects.

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End Results Win

Most project managers shout about on time and on budget as the most important factors. However, what happens if you survey directors and Project Management Office leaders and ask which is more important: speed/cost or end results. Their answer may surprise you. Check out the survey results.

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Stop Knowledge from Walking Out

Do people leaving your organization take their knowledge and expertise with them? This is a huge problem for businesses that lay off people, or have people retiring without any process or method for capturing and sharing their knowledge.

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