Project management is hard. Even if you arm yourself with the best team and the best resources, unexpected issues may arise creating delays or other bottlenecks. In fact, according to a 2021 report, the role of project managers is so stressful that 37% of them have considered leaving their jobs. The good news is that, over the decades, the industry has developed frameworks to consistently deliver projects without exceeding the resources or missing the deadlines.

Open source software has been used in various industries across world regions for its specific advantages. More and more open source projects are being used as viable alternatives to expensive proprietary software. In highly regulated industries such as healthcare, data privacy regulations and complex IT environments may pose a challenge to keep up with the latest technology developments. That’s why many organizations turn to open source healthcare software.

What are the benefits of using a GPS timesheet software? As several of our customers mentioned in their review: In this article, we’ll start by discussing how Buddy Punch — our GPS timesheet app — works. Then, we’ll list four other timesheet software with GPS, so you can make a well-informed decision.

Client project management can present a range of challenges. Establishing solid working relationships with your clients is critical to retention. These are the foundation of any successful service business. If you’re unable to inspire retention and suffer from high churn, this can throw the sustainability of your service business into question. So, what’s the secret to success?

Working from home appeals to many people because it’s flexible. Remote teams work at their pace and still achieve team goals. That’s why employers still expect excellent productivity, as 88 percent of organizations ask their employees to work remotely.

Reduce notifications and minimize distractions with these best practices for channels and direct messages.

Daily, weekly, and monthly cues keep big projects moving forward and little tasks on your radar.

One of the most important driving factors of a healthy business is employee productivity. The way we measure employee productivity has been evolving for years. To manage today’s workforce, companies need to continue to embrace new tools, boost employee engagement, set clear expectations and regularly stay in touch. It is the only way for enterprises to compete successfully in a technological reality that is undeniably here to stay.

If you’re reading this, you’ve probably heard of the Great Resignation. This unprecedented movement of professionals quitting their jobs to move to better positions, take time off to spend with family or pursue other personal endeavors hit employee experience professionals unexpectedly and without a plan. In November of 2021 alone, over 4.5 million people decided to go their way – an attrition rate that exceeded pre-pandemic rates with room to spare.

What does the disintegration of a $193 million satellite and your company’s last failed project have in common? If we had to guess, the answer is a failure within process documentation. Your business isn’t going to accidentally destroy a satellite – we hope – because you failed to specify whether measurements were in the metric system. No, seriously – that happened.