Traxidy Blog and Insights

A guide to Project Health: 5 Key Indicators for Success Without Micromanaging

In today’s fast-paced work environment, effective project management is essential for success while maintaining a positive, empowered team culture. As a leader, you need to monitor project health without slipping into micromanagement, which can stifle creativity and engagement. The key is finding the balance—tracking progress strategically while enabling your team to take ownership and thrive. […]
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From Vision to Delivery: Why Executive Leadership Is the Secret Ingredient to Project Success

I’ve seen how much executive leadership can change a project’s fate. C-suite leaders’ vision, support, and direction are key. They help projects succeed and grow the organization. Executive leadership turns a project idea into a real success. They align goals with the company’s strategy. They also provide resources and create a culture of accountability. This ensures projects meet their goals […]
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Go Solo Magazine Interviews Traxidy CEO

Interested in starting your own entrepreneurial journey in business development but unsure what to expect? Then read up on our interview with Steve McBroom, Founder and CEO of Traxidy. What’s your business, and who are your customers? Traxidy provides

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Automated RAID logs & Action logs versus Spreadsheets

Automated RAID logs & Action logs versus Spreadsheets (Part 1)

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 project work and schedule. Multiple forms, lists or spreadsheets used as a RAID log to track key information involving your project, does not measure up when automated project work tracking software is available.

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Your Project Change Management Should Never be a Surprise

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 project activity begins to clarify assumptions. You need to fully understand the way in which project changes will be handled for a specific project and for a specific Sponsor.

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Critical Steps to Handling Project Progress Reporting

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 team members. To ensure the Project Manager is successful, we have some tips for managing and assessing the work item progress as reported from team members.

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Project Status Reports: Time Wasted or Time Well Spent?

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 template for a new audience or client. Either way, the project status report should always be judged by the value of the information versus the amount of time you may have spent to produce the report.

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5 Tips to Simplify Project Risk Management

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 to the large and scary. From the potential asteroid hitting to the people from a specific department being too busy doing their real job there is the possibility of a very long list. Here’s five tips to simplify project risk management for greater project success.

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