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New Software Helps Your Relationship with Your Pet
It is estimated that we started domesticating animals to keep as pets over 20,000 years ago, and ever since then dogs and cats have been trusted companions in many of our lives. But nowadays, as we increasingly spend long hours at the office, our beloved pets may be suffering at home.
Read MorePosted by Andreas Dahlgren on 9 May 2016Choosing Collaboration Software – 4 Essentials to Look For
342 unread emails in your inbox, 5 different stacks of documents on your desk, meetings and excessively long to-do lists. To make matters worse, Steve from down the hall is merrily chatting away about his latest weekend trip to Spain.
Read MorePosted by Andreas Dahlgren on 3 May 2016Trends: Outgrowing Your Project Management Tools
We've all been there. It's not you, it's me. I need some space.
Read MorePosted by Sam Abrahams on 25 April 2016What Businesses Want from Project Management Software
In their report on the 2015 project management (PM) software marketplace, software review experts Software Advice, found that among first-time buyers of a Glasscubes-style solution, the three most important drivers for the move away from manual methods (such as email and office suites like Microsoft Office) were the need for better organisation, the streamlining of processes, and transparency for project tracking.
Read MorePosted by Sam Abrahams on 18 April 2016Millennials and You – How to Attract and Keep Them
If you have any people at your workplace that are born between 1980 and 2000, I would not be surprised. At the current time, millennials (or Generation Y or Generation We) make up the majority of the workforce, and by 2025 will represent around 75% of all active workers.
Read MorePosted by Andreas Dahlgren on 11 April 2016Aspiring Project Managers – 5 Skills Giving You The Edge
Imhotep. The Egyptian polymath exploited his various areas of expertise – architecture, engineering and medicine – to become one of the most revered figures and minds of antiquity, recognised as the "Father of Medicine," who also project managed one of the great feats of the ancient Egyptians and pre- project management software era: the construction of the Pyramid of Djoser.
Read MorePosted by Andreas Dahlgren on 4 April 2016Working at Home? 5 Tips to Stay Productive in Remote Teams
Ahh the joys of working at home. Up at 8.57am to flick open the laptop, login, say hi to the team, and now that's done you can get down to the serious business of fixing a nice cup of tea and getting yourself a boiled egg and toast soldiers.
Read MorePosted by Sam Abrahams on 28 March 2016Michelin Star Project Management
There is no better place to study project management than in a Michelin star-awarded kitchen. Rock-solid teamwork and hundreds of tiny details combine to create a magnificent offering that has to be just right every single time.
Read MorePosted by Sam Abrahams on 21 March 2016The Avengers – How Collaboration Can Achieve Miracles
The Hulk, Thor and Iron Man was never the most likely personality grouping, but there's plenty they can teach us about how effective mixing things up can be.
Read MorePosted by Sam Abrahams on 14 March 2016Leadership Skills to Encourage Collaboration And Inspire Loyalty, Part 2
Qualities alone do not realise goals. There are also practices that should be enacted as often as possible in order to make the most of your leadership skills.
Read MorePosted by Sam Abrahams on 7 March 2016 -
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