We all want to set new goals and do our best to maintain them. With the new year having set in, there comes a sort of renaissance tinge to being productive. Everyone wants to revamp themselves in the new year—the way they behave, the way they live their lives, and the way they go about doing their daily activities.
Have you ever come across the phrase "it is all in the smaller steps that add up to the bigger things?" Well, the same ideology can be applied to Agile Development. Rather than having a project go on for years, why not break it down into smaller releases, or "sprints"? In a sprint, projects are broken down into chunks of work or iterations, which can be worked on for short, repeatable phases or working cycles Here's how agile development is going to help you improve your business agility.
Season’s greetings from Zoho Projects! The launch of Zoho Projects 7 sparked a series of improvements in our product throughout this year. And we’re happy to end it on a high note with these latest updates.
Business software that is thriving post the remote work culture are those that offer multi-platform support. Especially for project management, it’s about bringing people together. Hence collaboration and usability across platforms are crucial. We’re happy to introduce these new updates in our iOS apps to make your mobile project management experience smoother and more effective.
Zoho Projects was launched in 2006 as a web-based project management solution that’s easy to use and affordable. Here we are, 15 years later, as easy-to-use and affordable as ever, but with more abilities and functionalities. And of course, more (happy) customers!
Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a motivational theory in psychology outlining a five-tier model of human needs as hierarchical levels within a pyramid. Maslow posited that human needs are hierarchical and that his pyramid lists the needs from most basic to the least basic. So, according to Maslow, one would start at the bottom and only when one's needs at that level are satisfied would one think about the next higher level.
