Welcome to ProjectManager’s project management blog, where you’ll find dozens of blogs covering the key concepts that you’ll need to learn to become a master of project planning, scheduling, monitoring and closing.
Successfully managing construction projects requires careful planning, organization and execution. From securing funding to creating detailed construction plans, each step influences timelines, budgets and overall project success. Following a structured approach helps teams anticipate challenges, allocate resources efficiently and achieve…
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What Is Trello? Trello is an online project management tool that creates kanban boards, which allow project managers to assign tasks and organize projects. The kanban boards offer a visualization of your work and allow you to easily see a…
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A construction management plan defines how a project will be organized, scheduled and executed from preconstruction through closeout. It ties together objectives, stakeholders roles and deliverables to create a unified approach for delivering the project safely on time and on…
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The Microsoft Planner timeline is a valuable addition for teams that want to see how tasks and projects align over time. Instead of relying only on grids or boards, the timeline view provides a visual layout of work that helps…
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There are a lot of project management software tools to choose from, and there are a few that truly seem to dominate the space, like Oracle’s Primavera P6. How can you find the project management solution that fits your organization,…
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For consultants, time is quite literally money. Whether billing clients by the hour, managing multiple projects or tracking time for internal reporting, having reliable and efficient time tracking software is essential. The right tool captures billable hours accurately, streamlines invoicing,…
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Productivity begins with a to-do list. It’s the first step toward organizing your work and getting it done. To-do lists are essentially a repository of tasks, but they can be much more than that, especially if you’re using a to-do…
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Launching a new initiative or improving an existing process requires more than a list of tasks. Without a clear plan, teams risk confusion, missed deadlines and wasted resources. An implementation roadmap helps bring structure to the process by laying out…
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In today’s fast-paced work environment, teams rely on project planning and task management tools to stay organized and hit deadlines. Microsoft’s suite of productivity solutions offers several options, and Microsoft Planner has long been a favorite for its simplicity and…
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Microsoft Planner is widely used by teams looking for a simple task management and collaboration tool within the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. But while it’s easier to use than Microsoft Project, Planner has its own limitations. So, how to use Microsoft…
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In the world of project planning, there’s no shortage of tools to help you organize, schedule and deliver work. Microsoft Project Professional, in particular, is one of the most well-known project management solutions on the market. It is designed for…
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Coordinating a construction project involves multiple teams, vendors and phases that must stay aligned to deliver on time and within budget. Construction workflow management helps bring order to this complexity by organizing tasks, tracking progress and ensuring everyone knows what…
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What project management is good at is making the complex simple, or at least manageable. That’s done by using project management tools such as project network diagrams. A project network diagram helps project managers simplify a complex project plan, enabling…
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