Generally speaking, people aren’t good at assessing risk. They let their biases sway their judgment or let their emotions clog decision-making processes. And this is why it’s so important for project managers to learn to analyze risk quickly and effectively. Risk management is an essential part of any project. Project managers must simultaneously prevent accidents and predict outcomes to ensure their team completes projects without incident.

Every project starts with a proposal. It's your pitch to a client that not only can deliver the project for them, but you can do so in a specific timeframe, budget, and most importantly—get them the results they want. Creating successful and detailed project proposals is also crucial for your agency not just to boost your bottom line, but so your agency and your clients are on the same page from day 1.

Collaborating on a project means getting your entire team to work together to make sure it gets delivered. Sounds pretty simple, right? Not so fast—because it’s easier said than done. Project collaboration takes work. You need to get your team on the same page, and you must also make sure that everybody working on the project has the capacity, skillset, and tools to work together and deliver the project.

Although many of us are still in lockdown around the world, the first month of the year has passed by quickly in Teamwork as we've been focused on delivering valuable features across our platform.

The past year has proven that even with good planning, everything can change in a blink of an eye. It’s even more important now than ever to be able to foresee unexpected events, adapt, and be ready to change pace or even direction when things don’t go exactly as planned. See what’s new in Scoro.