If you have heard of the kanban method, or have read our previous posts about the meaning of kanban and the relationship between kanban and the kaizen philosophy, then by now you have at least some understanding of what kanban cards are. Kanban cards are the physical (or digital) cards used to represent Read more…
You’ve probably heard kanban and scrum talked about when discussing Agile project management, but you might not know how to choose the right project management methodology for your needs, or even what the differences between kanban and scrum are. We’re here to help clear up some of the confusion between Read more…
When you are trying to decide between a free Gmail account or a G Suite for business email account, it’s important to understand what the differences and advantages are. In short, a free Gmail account is just fine for personal email uses, such as communicating with friends and family, but Read more…
Project management is a broad field that spans many different industries and geographies. No matter what the project is, there are five project management steps that every successful project management professional should take to achieve successful project outcomes. These project management steps are: conception, planning, execution, control, and closure. Read on to learn what each Read more…
If you work in project management, or with project managers, then “kanban” is a word you have probably heard before. Maybe you even know what the kanban methodology is, but do you know what the kaizen philosophy is and what the relationship between the two is? The kaizen philosophy is the Read more…
Kanban, or the Kanban board, is a project management methodology that is used to visualize the workflow process and the actual work flowing through that process. The most basic Kanban board consists of three columns: to-do, in progress, and done. Cards that represent different tasks and pieces of work are Read more…
The Project Management Professional (PMP) certification is an accreditation offered by the Project Management Institute to project managers worldwide. Although the project management industry does vary between different industries and cultures, the PMP certification is a valuable asset that shows you have a set of standardized project management skills that can be Read more…
In today’s world proliferated by SaaS and apps, customer onboarding is more important than ever. The customer onboarding process starts the minute a potential client hears about your brand and starts considering your product as a solution for them. Customer onboarding is directly linked to client retention, revenue, and business Read more…
If you’re considering paying for project management software, it’s important to think about the struggles you face daily as a project manager to understand how project management software can help you. No matter how big your organization is, or how complex your projects are, project management software will help you be Read more…
he Project Management Institute (PMI) is the world’s biggest membership association for project management professionals. It is a not-for-profit organization that strives to provide up-to-date tools and best practices for project managers around the world and across industries, in order to grow the profession and strengthen the careers of project Read more…