As project managers, you need to manage the unknowns along with the dynamics of your project team members. Understanding the people on your project team
Micromanagement is the silent killer of trust and creativity in any workplace, especially when it comes to project managers. It’s an easy trap to fall
This blog explores three critical considerations that executives and project managers must evaluate to assess their organization’s capability to deliver successful projects. It also highlights
TORONTO, JUNE 11, 2024 – Traxidy, a project management and work tracking software provider, received the 2024 Global Excellence award for Best Project Tracking Software
In this post, we will review the importance of working through project issues and the associated unplanned project tasks, as they arise, and provide effective
Monitoring key project metrics and trends can provide you with a clear view of the project road ahead and whether your project is under control,
Organizations increasingly continue to rely on project-based work to drive innovation and achieve strategic objectives. As businesses and Project Managers rely on technology to manage
A plan never executes perfectly. Automated RAID logs and Action logs that go beyond spreadsheets are used to better manage the many unplanned work items
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Project RAID logs and Action logs are critical tools to help any Project Manager effectively manage the smaller but critical and often daily Actions supporting
The best time to confirm and/or challenge your assumptions is before the project gets underway. Project Managers need to take the time before any real
How Project Managers handle the progress reporting of project work items from the team members, is crucial to project success and the relationships with the
You may have to use the same template you’ve always used, or you may have started to deliver a new report based on a new
When you think about project risk management, there can be a seemingly endless number of possible risks to any project. From the small and minor
This blog will explain the best ways to use a Green, Yellow and Red (GYR) reference in project status reports, the potential definitions for using
The Project Manager doesn’t work alone. One way you can be more successful working with your team, is to make the best use of everyone’s
What’s so hard about accurately predicting the future? Project Managers predict the future success of their project, all the time. Typically, Project Managers (PMs) have
Here are some of the tough questions we’ve encountered from our Project Sponsors during project status update meetings and ways you can be prepared to
As a Project Manager you have the major responsibility for the outcome of the project. You are the key person the organization or client turns
As an experienced Project Manager, your time is focused on ensuring all projects are executed to meet both the plan and schedule. You need a
