Templates
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IT Project Plan
The most important time of an IT project is the beginning, and to achieve success you need to scope out your work and break it down into the base components.
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Construction Schedule
Use this free construction schedule template to build useful Gantt charts that will keep your next project on track. Unlike an Excel Gantt chart, this template updates project tasks…
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Product Development
Use this free new product development template to guide your product through each phase, including concept, design, prototyping, pre-production and marketing.
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Agile Sprint Planner
When creating an agile sprint plan, you need more than Excel to break things down into manageable pieces. This agile sprint plan template will help you plan out your sprint, along…
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Product Launch
Use our free template to deliver a new product to your target audience. Present a timeline on the Gantt chart to executives, and then switch to the kanban board to execute tasks…
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Create Your Own
Don’t see a template that fits your industry? Build your own template in ProjectManager with ease. Customize your template with Gantt charts, task lists, kanban boards and more.
Guides
The Ultimate Guide to
Gantt Charts
Everything you wanted to know about Gantt charts, and how to use all of its features to help you plan and manage your projects.
The Ultimate Guide to
Project Management
Whether you’re a certified PM or just someone who is managing a project, we’ve created this guide to help you learn the best PM practices to help make your projects a success.
The Ultimate Guide to
Project Plans
A project plan is just one aspect of project management and comprises a vital phase in the project management lifecycle. Learn the processes, tools and systems you need in place to plan projects that can succeed.
The Ultimate Guide to
Agile, Waterfall and Hybrid Projects
There’s much discussion around whether to use agile vs waterfall for your project planning. But really, most teams can find value in a hybrid approach.
The Ultimate Guide to
Work Breakdown Structure
A work breakdown structure is an amazing tool to plan out your projects down to the last task. This guide teaches you how to create and use one.
The Ultimate Guide to the
Critical Path Method
Knowing how to find the critical path in your project will help you schedule your projects effectively. Read this guide, and set yourself up for success.
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Training Videos
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